The "Admin panel & Subdomain finder" is a Python script designed to verify the availability and accessibility of multiple web pages or subdomains on a web server. By utilizing the requests library, this tool checks the existence of URLs by appending paths or subdomains to a provided base URL.

• Multi-threaded Processing: Employs ThreadPoolExecutor to execute multiple HTTP requests concurrently, enabling efficient checking of numerous pages simultaneously.
• Logging: Captures detailed information about each checked page, segregating findings into two log files (found.log and not_found.log) for future reference and analysis.
• User-Agent Rotation: Uses the pyuseragents library to randomize User-Agent headers in each request, mimicking different clients and enhancing anonymity.
• Mode Selection: Supports two modes of operation - subdomains and links - allowing users to check subdomains or specific paths respectively.

• Python 3
• colorama library (Install using pip install colorama)
• pyuseragents library (Install using pip install pyuseragents)

1. Clone the Repository

   git clone https://github.com/ava1e/apsf.git

2. Execute the Script

   python main.py <URL> <file_path> <subdomains_file> <mode: subdomains/links>

   Replace <URL> with the base URL, <file_path> with the file containing paths or links to check, <subdomains_file> with the file containing subdomains, and <mode> with either subdomains or links.

   Example

   python main.py https://www.example.com links.txt subdomains.txt links
   
   python main.py example.com links.txt subdomains.txt subdomains

3. Output:

   The script displays the status of each checked page or subdomain. Additionally, it logs found and not found pages into separate log files and prints a FINISHED message upon completion.

• Exercise caution when handling large lists of paths or subdomains to prevent excessive network requests and ensure optimal performance.
• Detailed information about each request's status is available in the generated log files (found.log and not_found.log), aiding in further analysis and review.