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Cancel really just sends a SIGTERM to the process via the kill command politely: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kill_(command). Reference: `https://github.com/sethsec/celerystalk/blob/master/lib/cancel.py#L71` There are definitely times where SIGTERM is not enough to kill the process...

I used to have all commands require a -w if you remember back a few years ago. I thought that would still work but maybe I removed the -w on...

You know what's funny? I already do have a "catch all" command that runs a basic nmap scan with default scripts against any service not in the supported service list,...

Thanks for this @attacker34! Adding the open redirect tools should be easy. For the subdomain tools, it might be more complicated. Currently I have very basic parsing of subdomain tools....

Thank you so much @xx-zhang! I'm so glad you like the project. I am excited to work with you to help make celerystalk better! I have been meaning to move...

Hey @xx-zhang - Thank's again for your work in porting celerysalk from python2 to python3. I am porting changes you made in your own fork back to my project now....

they show up when the base domain name resolves to an ip and was scanned, for instance hackerone.com. if hackerone.com does not resolve, and as no listening ports, it is...

This is an awesome suggestion. I am planning in moving to an interactive REPL which will indeed tell you your current workspace. However, I do plan to keep the CLI...

the attack still works, yea. It helps if you do it all through burp or another proxy so you can see what is happening. check out https://sethsec.blogspot.com/2014/10/bsidesdc-2014.html for live examples....