Building Your Own Historical DNS Solution with DNSx
Summary
If you’ve been following these blogs, you’ll see that in the last article, we hacked together a basic attack surface monitoring platform using projectdiscovery tools. Using some of those basic building blocks, we’re going to build a basic historical DNS bot that will continuously enumerate domains and then alert us for the existence of new domains. We will also be able to request the results from a flask API. I will be forking the old project as a starting point, so if you haven’t already read
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--- id: 9358 title: "Building Your Own Historical DNS Solution with DNSx" source_domain: projectdiscovery.io source_url: "https://projectdiscovery.io/blog/building-your-own-historical-dns-solution-with-dnsx" published_at: "2022-08-18T07:45:02Z" tags: ["bug-bounty", "red-team"] phying_url: "https://phying.com/item/9358" lang: en --- # Building Your Own Historical DNS Solution with DNSx ## Summary If you’ve been following these blogs, you’ll see that in the last article, we hacked together a basic attack surface monitoring platform using projectdiscovery tools. Using some of those basic building blocks, we’re going to build a basic historical DNS bot that will continuously enumerate domains and then alert us for the existence of new domains. We will also be able to request the results from a flask API. I will be forking the old project as a starting point, so if you haven’t already read ## Intelligence Metadata - **Sources:** projectdiscovery.io - **Published:** 2022-08-18T07:45:02Z - **Original:** https://projectdiscovery.io/blog/building-your-own-historical-dns-solution-with-dnsx - **Phying News:** https://phying.com/item/9358