How to use DNS analysis tools in linux

Hello guy's in this article we are going to discuss about how to use Dns analysis in our kali-linux. in linux there are three tools avilable that.

Dnsenum
Dnsrecon
fierce

What is Dns analytics?

DNS (Domain Name System) Analytics is the surveillance (collection and analysis) of DNS traffic within a computer network.

Different types of dns analysis tool available in web but we only discuss about linux tools this only enough to collect dns information

What is Dnsenum?

Dnsenum is a perl script it is enumerate DNS information of a domain and to discover non-contiguous ip blocks.

Feature:

Find host address record
Find the nameservers
Find the mx records
Perform reverse lookups on netranges
Brute force subdomains from file, can also perform recursion on subdomain that have NS records.

How to use Dnsenum?

Step 1:

First you select dnsenum and after that type this following command this command will help you to find all dns information about your target.

dnsenum --noreverse -o result.xml example.com

Dnsenum=tool name

--noreverse=don't do a reverce lookup

result.xml=output file name

example.com=domain name

What is Dnsrecon?

DNSRecon is a DNS reconnaissance tool that can perform a variety of enumerations, such as standard record enumeration, Zone transfer, Reverse lookup, Google lookup, Zone walking, cache snooping, and Domain Brute-Forcing.

Feature:

Check all name server records
Standard record enumuration
Zone transfer
Reverse lookup
Google lookup
Zone walking
Cache snooping
Domain brute-forcing

How to use Dnsrecon?

First you open Dnsrecon in you linux after that just type this following command this command will help you to find all inforamtion.

dnsrecon -d example.com -t std --xml dnsrecon.xml

If you need to brute-forece domain name type this following command

dnsrecon -d example.com -D (your wordlist) -t std --xml dnsrecon.xml

Dnsrecon=tool name

-d example.com=scan a domain

-D (your wordlist)=use a dictionary to bruteforce hostname's

-t std=do a standard scan

--xml dnsrecon.xml=save aoutput file

What is a fierce?

Fierce is a perl script it is reconnaissance tool that quickly scans domains without lag using several attacks.

How to use fierce?

Type this following command to run default fierce scan.

fierce -dns example.com

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