Check out my subdomain finder site!

Try: https://subfinder.netlify.app

Now with a new UI — check it out!

Hi everyone! 👋
Some time ago, I made a tool called bughunter-go, which was a fork of bugscanner-go. Many of you liked it back then.

Now I’m thinking: Should I bring back bughunter-go?
Will it be useful for you? Let me know your thoughts!

🚀 Sneak Peek of BugScanX-Go (formerly BugHunter-Go):

Exciting updates are here! I’ve been working hard on BugScanX-Go, a better version of BugScanner-Go. Here’s what’s new:

• 302 Response Removed: Cleaner output by skipping 302 responses that redirect to recharge portals.

• All Server Types Saved: Now saves all server results under the "Others" category, not just Cloudflare, CloudFront, and Akamai. Example output file

• More HTTP Methods: Added support for methods like GET, PATCH, and PUT (default: HEAD). You can switch using the --method flag.

• Both HTTP and HTTPS: Use the --both-schemes flag to scan both HTTP and HTTPS at the same time.

• New PING Scan: A quick scanning option that’s faster than other methods.

I’m always looking to improve BugScanX-Go, so feel free to share your ideas or feedback. What features would you like to see next? Let me know below!

File Content: Fastly-hosted domains.

File Content: Microsoft-hosted domains.

File Content: Google-hosted top domains.

Top 1 million domains ranked by backlinks.

Top 10 million websites based on Open PageRank data

How to Install BugScanX 🚀

Follow these simple steps to get started:

Step 1: Install Python

pkg install python

Step 2: Install BugScanX

pip install bugscan-x

Step 3: Run BugScanX

bugscanx

✅ Done! Now start scanning!

🚀 Support BugScanX on GitHub! ⭐

You guys like BugScanX, but it only has 9 stars on GitHub! If you find it useful, please take a moment to star the repo – your support motivates me to enhance functionality and add new features.

Every star counts! ⭐

GitHub Repo: BugScanX

Thank you for your support!

Termuxify – Terminal Customization Tool for Termux

Transform your Termux with Termuxify, a simple and lightweight tool to personalize your terminal.

Key Features:
• 200+ beautiful color themes
• 7 unique font styles
• Multiple cursor types
• Extra settings for a fully custom setup

Installation:

Step 1: Add the Termuxify APT repository

echo "deb [trusted=yes] https://ayanrajpoot10.github.io/termuxify/ stable main" >> $PREFIX/etc/apt/sources.list

Step 2: Install Termuxify

pkg install termuxify

Step 3: Run termuxify

termuxify

Need help?
Watch the installation tutorial

BugScanX - Some Breaking Changes

• Removed repetitive scanner options.
• Renamed Host Scanner Pro to Host Scanner, which now serves as the single scanner for scanning hosts from both files and CIDR ranges.

How to input CIDR in Host Scanner:

1. Select the scanning mode.
2. When prompted to enter a filename, press CTRL + Z if you want to scan a CIDR instead.
3. It will then ask you to enter a CIDR range instead of a filename.

All Chaos subdomains in one place — full database.
Compiled by Ayan Rajpoot

🚀 Tunn Released

Tunn is a lightweight, cross-platform SSH tunneling client with full WebSocket support.

🔹 Highlights:
• SSH over WebSocket with front domain support
• Works on Windows, Linux, macOS, and FreeBSD
• Built with Go – fast, portable, and easy to use
• Supports custom proxy and front domain configurations

📦 Download:
👉 GitHub Releases

Give it a try and feel free to send feedback or bug reports!

🚀 Tunn New Update is Live!

We’ve optimized the codebase, added config support, SSH server banner display, and much more!
Get the latest version for your system from the GitHub Releases.

🌟 Don’t forget to star the repository — more tunneling modes are coming soon!

BugScanX-Go Update

The new version is simplified — unnecessary code has been removed, colors have been stripped out, and it's now fully optimized for performance. It's a fast and efficient tool, not a fancy one.

How to Install

Step 1: Install Go

pkg install golang

Step 2: Install BugScanX-Go

go install -v github.com/ayanrajpoot10/bugscanx-go@latest

Step 3: Add Go binary to system PATH

echo 'export PATH="$PATH:$HOME/go/bin"' >> $HOME/.bashrc && source $HOME/.bashrc

Step 4: Verify Installation

bugscanx-go --help

Now use the --help command to learn how to use it.

Note: It's not very beginner-friendly since it requires using command-line flags — but don't worry, it's super easy once you get the hang of it. Just a little learning is needed!

Clarification about bugscanx-go and bugscanner-go

Hey everyone,
Some people are calling bugscanx-go a copy of bugscanner-go, so I want to clear things up and explain what it actually is.

👉 bugscanx-go is not a copy — it's a fork of bugscanner-go.

In open source, a fork means taking the source code of an existing project and continuing development in a different direction. Forking is a normal and fully allowed practice under open-source licenses like MIT.

The original bugscanner-go project has been discontinued by its developer, so I decided to continue its development through this fork.

bugscanx-go is built on the foundation of bugscanner-go, but it follows its own path with internal changes and improvements. It's a separate project that aims to be more efficient and user-friendly while respecting the original work.

✅ The project is open-source, transparent, and focused on helping the community.

Please don’t spread misinformation — if you want to understand the difference, just check the source code yourself.

Thanks for your support!