DNSTorch

DNSTorch is an experimental tool that in standard use is similar to the dig command, but unlike it, it includes several ways to perform more in-depth analysis.

Setting up DNSTorch 🔨

⚠️ Make sure you have at least Go 1.8 in your system to build DNSTorch ⚠️

First, getting the code from repository and compile it with following command:

$ cd dnstorch
$ go build -o bin/dnstorch src/main.go

or run (certainly faster to type 🚀):

$ make

Usage examples

$ dnstorch www.google.com

?? Query
?$ Flags: AA: false RD: true AD: false CD: false
? www.google.com	A	1

!! Answer
!$ ID: 0
!$ Flags: AA: false TC: false RD: true RA: true Z: false AD: false CD: false
!$ Rcode: 0 (request completed successfully)

!$ Answers (1)
! www.google.com	A	1	140	142.250.184.100

$ dnstorch -mode walk iana.org

[!] Testing iana.org for zone walking...
! iana.org	NSEC	1	3599	api.iana.org A NS SOA MX TXT AAAA RRSIG NSEC DNSKEY
.
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! whois.iana.org	NSEC	1	3599	www.iana.org CNAME RRSIG NSEC
! www.iana.org		NSEC	1	3599	iana.org CNAME RRSIG NSEC
[+] Found 60 domains

Supported modes 🔧

• dnsbl:
  • Search into multiple DNS-based blackhole list
• walk
  • Perform DNS NSEC walking
• snoop
  • Perform a DNS cache snooping
• enum
  • Perform brute force subdomain enumeration
• zt
  • Perform DNS zone transfer

Contribute

All contributions are always welcome 😄