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lazyrecon exploit

Sploitus • September 16, 2026

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LazyRecon is a script written in Bash, it is intended to automate some tedious tasks of reconnaissance and information gathering. This tool allows you to gather some information that should help you identify what to do and where to look.

* Find any CNAME records pointing to unused cloud services like aws

* Build custom parameter wordlist, ready to be loaded later into Burp intruder or any other tool

* Extract any urls with .jsp, .php or .aspx and store them for further inspection

* Get dns information every subdomain

* Generate a HTML report with output from the tools above

* Improved reporting and less output while doing the work

* Directory module is now MULTITHREADED (up to 10 subdomains scanned at a time)

* Enhanced html reports with the ability to for strings, endpoints, reponse sizes or status codes

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* Download the install script from

* Recommended to run on vps with 1VCPU and 2GB ram.

This script makes use of tools developped by the following people

* Report only mode to generate reports for old dirsearch data

**Warning:** This code was originally created for personal use, it generates a substantial amount of traffic, please use with caution.

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New LazyRecon Exploit Enhances Subdomain Discovery and Scanning Capabilities The LazyRecon exploit, a subdomain discovery tool, has been updated to automate reconnaissance tasks including SSRF, LFI, and SQLi fuzzing. The tool utilizes various methods to gather subdomains, including DNS queries and GitHub searches, and generates detailed reports. It supports multiple input formats and can perform extensive scanning for vulnerabilities across a range of protocols. Users are cautioned about the tool's potential to generate significant traffic, which could lead to detection and blocking by target systems. The exploit is aimed at penetration testers and security researchers looking to streamline their reconnaissance processes. As of now, there is no indication of active exploitation in the wild, but the tool's capabilities could pose risks if misused. 2 sources 40

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