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How to Find DNS Information : DNSEnum – Kali Linux - darkninja1980 - 01-31-2019
How to Find DNS Information: DNSEnum – Kali Linux
This tutorial is for running and using DNSEnum.
https://www.ethicalhackx.com/how-to-find-dns-information-dnsenum/
RE: How to Find DNS Information : DNSEnum – Kali Linux - darkninja1980 - 02-19-2019
please note this tutorial is not mine. But I wanted to share the information.
RE: How to Find DNS Information : DNSEnum – Kali Linux - darkninja1980 - 04-21-2019
the link is still active on this thread.
RE: How to Find DNS Information : DNSEnum – Kali Linux - Request - 04-21-2019
This only really covers DNS lookups for things like IP lookups, I'm sure there's much more that you can do with this tool that's not documented. Something that I can contribute is that often times people will proxy their DNS A records through the Cloudflare network, since they have a reasonable free plan. People do often forget to proxy or use another server for their email. Email is defined with the MX domain, and is not proxied by Cloudflare. Basically a cheap way of getting real server IPs. Especially if the site depends on an external WAF/Protection like the one Cloudflare has, it won't be protected with direct IP access.
RE: How to Find DNS Information : DNSEnum – Kali Linux - darkninja1980 - 04-22-2019
(04-21-2019, 09:14 PM)eClaire Wrote: This only really covers DNS lookups for things like IP lookups, I'm sure there's much more that you can do with this tool that's not documented. Something that I can contribute is that often times people will proxy their DNS A records through the Cloudflare network, since they have a reasonable free plan. People do often forget to proxy or use another server for their email. Email is defined with the MX domain, and is not proxied by Cloudflare. Basically a cheap way of getting real server IPs. Especially if the site depends on an external WAF/Protection like the one Cloudflare has, it won't be protected with direct IP access.
thank you for your input.
