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Get started quickly with Chaos. We'll guide you through the steps of installing the Chaos client (CLI) and running your first subdomain fetch to begin exploring its capabilities.
The Chaos Project ingests live certificate streams and uses various techniques like DNS PTR lookups, TLS grabs, HTTP header collection, and IPv4 scanning on non-default ports. This creates a dynamic dataset for cybersecurity reconnaissance.
Welcome to the Chaos documentation, your guide to using Chaos for subdomain discovery. Chaos helps security researchers and developers efficiently find subdomains of any company with its client, API, and library, making integration into existing workflows seamless.
You must have a valid Chaos API key to use the Chaos REST API. You can authenticate using the Chaos API key, check the Authentication section for more details.
Chaos can be utilized as a library for subdomain enumeration by instantiating the Options struct and populating it with the same options that would be specified via CLI.
Chaos requires an API key from the ProjectDiscovery Cloud Platform for authentication. Whether you are using the client (CLI), the API, or integrating it as a library, an API key is mandatory for access. Get your API Key.
Live and comprehensive internet data API, this dataset is actively updated with DNS entries across the entire internet.
Live and comprehensive internet data API, this dataset is actively updated with DNS entries across the entire internet.
The Chaos Project ingests live certificate streams and uses various techniques like DNS PTR lookups, TLS grabs, HTTP header collection, and IPv4 scanning on non-default ports. This creates a dynamic dataset for cybersecurity reconnaissance.
