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dnsrecon

DNS enumeration tool. tldr-pages

On Linux

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Linux

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Scan a domain and save the results to an SQLite database

dnsrecon --domain example.com --db path/to/database.sqliteIdentify

Scan a domain, specifying the nameserver and performing a zone transfer

dnsrecon --domain example.com --name_server nameserver.example.com --type axfrIdentify

Scan a domain, using a brute-force attack and a dictionary of subdomains and hostnames

dnsrecon --domain example.com --dictionary path/to/dictionary.txt --type brtIdentify

Scan a domain, performing a reverse lookup of IP ranges from the SPF record and saving the results to a JSON file

dnsrecon --domain example.com -s --jsonIdentify

Scan a domain, performing a Google enumeration and saving the results to a CSV file

dnsrecon --domain example.com -g --csvIdentify

Scan a domain, performing DNS cache snooping

dnsrecon --domain example.com --type snoop --name_server nameserver.example.com --dictionary path/to/dictionary.txtIdentify

Scan a domain, performing zone walking

dnsrecon --domain example.com --type zonewalkIdentify