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Awesome! Suggestions: Do a reverse lookup on the site's IP and add matchers for the hostnames that show up. Mention if they're round robining their DNS. Add
by mmaunder 15y ago
Awesome! Suggestions:
Do a reverse lookup on the site's IP and add matchers for the hostnames that show up.
Mention if they're round robining their DNS.
Add nmap OS fingerprinting.
Do a traceroute and log the IP of the closest router (final hop) to the site and add matching for that.
Add a wiki interface and build a crunchbase like app.
Add archiving of data and monitoring over time (as netcraft did in their original app).
- JoshTriplett 15y agonmap OS fingerprinting seems a bit aggressive, but reverse-DNS checking seems like a great way to check which hosting platform a site uses.
- deleted 15y ago[deleted]
- 16s 15y agonmap is too aggressive. It's a prelude to actual hacking attempts and labeled by IDS systems as such. Don't use it for this or you may end up in legal trouble.
- tectonic 15y agoAgreed. UnderTheSite makes a specific point of only considering information that would be returned when a user's browser hits a website. It doesn't scan or probe ports / urls.
- tectonic 15y agoThanks for the great feedback!
- known 15y agohttp://mrdns.com http://mrdns.com