Huh, just a clue TO CHECK: with Nessus, www.nessus.org, I know you can ask it
to scan also networks with '*'. The trouble is that you are scanning, which is
not really inlaw :). So, what you can do, is download Nessus, tell him to
"scan" (but just do a ping) what you need with '*'...then you will have what
you want.
Tell me if I am wrong, Nessus' lovers :) !
-----Message d'origine-----
De : Robert Hajime Lanning [mailto:robert.lanning@gmail.com]
Envoyé : jeudi 26 août 2004 04:17
À : webappsec@securityfocus.com
Objet : Re: searching any possible pre and postfixes for a given domain
There really is not a tool for this. The reason for this, is the way DNS was
designed.
There is no way to query for partial addresses, so you must make a complete
address and query for it to see if it returns valid data.
The other way, is to get a copy of the "com." zone file (I believe it is a few
gig.) and grep through it.
On Wed, 25 Aug 2004 16:44:01 -0300, Mads Rasmussen <mads@opencs.com.br> wrote:
Is there a tool for this?
Let's say I have a site www.bank.com, I want to search for sites with
similar names like mine, this could be clone site or just someone
riding off my sites popularity.
How can I learn of sites with prefixes: *.bank and sites with postfixes:
bank.*
I tried the google "site:" function but you have to insert the pre or
postfixes yourself, google doesn't like wildcards :-) I thought that
maybe some spider could do that, someone has knowledge of any or how
to do it with other tools?
Regards,
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Mads Rasmussen
Open Communications Security
+55 11 3345 2525
http://www.opencs.com.br
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