DNSlytics

The Ultimate online investigation tool! See detailed information about every IP Address, Domain Name and Provider.

[DaveTheResearcher @DaveLikesMalwre]

To resolve even more domains based on the IP address I utilised DNSlytics which allowed me to perform a reverse lookup based on the IPs found

DNSlytics -> https://t.co/AvkHzHrq04

[osint_matter @MatterOsint]

If you want to look at how I use tools like @urlscanio , @DNSlytics @anyrun_app and how they can help your #OSINT investigations, then here is the answer: https://t.co/JB88LchBDJ

[DNSlytics @DNSlytics]

Premium member can now use the new Reverse PTR tool. Find PTR records by CIDR, Domain, IP and wildcard string, see https://t.co/lzEEuhtXZU

[OSINT 🪙 @0xtechrock]

OSINT TIP #277⚙️

DNSlytics provides the ultimate online investigation tool. See detailed information about every IP address, domain name and provider.

🔗 https://t.co/RJHhYI0J9h

@DNSlytics

#OSINT #infosecurity

[DNSlytics @DNSlytics]

You can now search for more Google Tags. The following tags are supported: AW-xxxx, DC-xxxx, G-xxxx, GTM-xxxx, PUB-xxxx and UA-xxxx. Example: https://t.co/Wv76yndlPQ

[にゃん☆たく/takumi.a @taku888infinity]

タイポスクワッティング系のドメインをサッと探したいって時に使えそうなツールあったので共有です。タイポドメインのWhoisまで出てくるので調べる時少し楽かも。
（Amazonのドメインを例で調べてみた結果載せときます）

▼searchサイトURL
https://t.co/X5TfECm45g

[Daily OSINT @DailyOsint]

If you gather website information often, this #browser #extension will help you quickly collect IP address, #DNS, #whois data, and more from the current website.

#chrome:
https://t.co/vedw1FJ6rO

#firefox:
https://t.co/YI7N42OsCn

#ipaddress #dnslytics #OSINT #reconnaissance

[Scott Hendison @shendison]

I really needed the full list for a #DNS reverse IP lookup and almost paid $49 for it from @DomainTools, then found @DNSlytics will give me all 88 domains for FREE - https://t.co/qHnyAYmMoC - Thank you!

[Cyber Detective💙💛 @cyb_detective]

@DNSlytics Find out everything about a domain name, IP address or provider. Discover relations between them and see historical data. https://t.co/st4r0XHtrX

@metasploit @rapid7 The world’s most used penetration testing framework https://t.co/dD91JNsnzp

[Global Investigative Journalism Network @gijn]

#GIJNToolbox: We provide hands-on examples of how to use SpyOnWeb, DNSlytics, VirusTotal, & SpiderFoot HX to map out & analyze networks of websites while maintaining your privacy https://t.co/cavcd1FVWo @JaneLytv @CraigSilverman

[Daily OSINT @DailyOsint]

When you want to see registered domains similar to yours, you can check dnslytics. This way you can see who is possibly creating a phishing domain.
>> https://t.co/Ew196XZZZu

Check other domains registered with the same IP, to see their activity.

#osint #dnslytics #phishing

[DNSlytics @DNSlytics]

We have removed the forward of the old https://t.co/Yoq9MOjPhc domain, please update all your bookmarks, favorites and links. Thank You

[Daily OSINT @DailyOsint]

In order to find possible #services run by the company, you can check its Google Analytics ID in #dnslytics, and find other #domains that use the same ID

➡️https://t.co/ULAsGxgUXO

#googleanalytics #osint

[DNSlytics @DNSlytics]

We have updated our IP Domain Flag browser extension, with new flags and provider name. https://t.co/iAwwXw6jvp

[OSINT Techniques @OSINTtechniques]

#OSINT resource --> https://t.co/LSFLiKIrt2
✔️Reverse Tools
✔️History Tools
✔️Domain Tools
✔️Email & DNS Tools
✔️Network Tools

[Global Investigative Journalism Network @gijn]

"If you’re trying to figure whether one website might be part of a larger network, DNSlytics might help you identify the person running it, or whether you’re dealing with a one-off site or not," suggests @CraigSilverman for investigating #disinformation https://t.co/n0ts1EqWCz

[Global Investigative Journalism Network @gijn]

6 useful tools for identifying actors behind #COVID19 disinformation:
👉 Hoaxy
👉 @crowdtangle
👉 @Graphika_NYC
👉 DNSlytics
👉 Whopostedwhat
👉 @Google Search
https://t.co/AdRW7arANk @henkvaness @djnemec

[DNSlytics @DNSlytics]

@TheAssurer @Google @ChromeDev @la2600 Thx for the tip, I will add it now.

[DNSlytics @DNSlytics]

@TheAssurer @Google @ChromeDev @la2600 [2] The tab permission gives you the browser history message. Nothing changed on our site. We STILL only extract the hostname of the current URL. A lot of discussion is going about this topic, see https://t.co/NC5owxvqSe

[DNSlytics @DNSlytics]

@TheAssurer @Google @ChromeDev @la2600 Our extension used the activeTab permission to get the current URL. But a week ago our extension was removed by Google because the permission was too broad. We only got approval again after changing our extension to use the tab permission.