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If we're still talking about TLS certs, the transparency log has that info (mentioned in the article). I also assume this thread is talking about the domain and
by 8organicbits 2y ago
If we're still talking about TLS certs, the transparency log has that info (mentioned in the article). I also assume this thread is talking about the domain and any subdomains you're actually using. What would the reason be of setting TXT records for unguessable subdomains?
- beeboobaa3 2y agoMy comment was regarding DNS records, since this subthread switched to talking about DNS 2 comments up: > Many (most?) registrars add DNS you didn't explicitly ask for This relates to TLS since DNS records can be used to request a TLS certificate, but yes, those show in the certificate transparency log, so that you can check. But it won't tell you about other DNS records that may be used for various other purposes.
- 8organicbits 2y agoDid you have any purposes in mind? An A record for the apex of the domain would be easy to find with dig or any other DNS client. I agree with the hypothetical though, your DNS provider can set records that you didn't request, could hide them in the console, and detecting these would be hard in the general case.
- beeboobaa3 2y agoNot really, the point is more that you wouldn't easily find out if they did that.