Viewed k times. Improve this question. Tamara Wijsman Evert Evert 1, 3 3 gold badges 11 11 silver badges 14 14 bronze badges. Add a comment. Active Oldest Votes. You can try to initiate a zone transfer. If you still want to try: In the nslookup utility, you can use ls [name of domain] to get the zone information. And if you prefer dig, then you can use dig dns.
Improve this answer. Can you name some no-outdates alternatives? Novellizator: dig? In fact you can find changes made during nslookup development even from this month.
How did people abuse it? All of the information is public anyway right? So you can use this as a reflection attack for a DOS send small query to server with spoofed sender, get huge response sent to victim. Plus a domain might contain internal addresses you don't want anybody to list. This doesn't answer the question that was asked. This lets you do a DNS lookup for a single domain name e. It doesn't download all of the records in a zone e. Since your usual DNS queries are non-wildcard, your only options are: ask politely for the whole list aka zone transfer or call the admins - i.
Options for getting incomplete lists: send random queries aka bruteforce, though you won't get very far - but perhaps some dictionary-style guessing might help you nonetheless ask google, using the "site:example. You'll probably miss smtp.
Zefiro Zefiro 1 1 silver badge 4 4 bronze badges. I have a couple of cases where I DID ask politely, and am entitled to the zonefile on behalf of one of our customers , but STILL not getting it from the people sitting on the zonefile In the case of some people like 1and1 the support people don't even know what a zone file or zone transfer are, and just send canned replies for "how to transfer your domain registration".
Um, no, that's not what I want. This won't work for most domains. A separate file is maintained for each of the. The TLD Zone Files do not contain domain names in the following states: server hold, client hold, pendingdelete, and redemptionperiod.
In addition, the TLD Zone Files do not contain any domain names that do not have name servers associated with them. The domain name base is the active zone plus the number of domain names that are registered but not configured for use in the respective Top-Level Domain zone file plus the number of domain names that are in a client or server hold status.
The domain name base and the active zone change frequently and are updated on this page at least once per day. The update times may vary each day.
Paste the content from the zone file into the text area, and click Import Zone. The results of the import will be displayed, including any errors that may have occurred. On the header click on the Domains tab. Click on the Export link inside the zones card. The link will open a text file.
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