Friday, October 30, 2020 By Joe St Sauver
I. Introduction In part one of this series, "Using 0mq to Plumb a Simple Intermediate Layer For a DNSDB Client/Server Application", we showed how we could use the 0mq messaging library to create an intermediate "shim" layer between a simple client application and DNSDB API. PLEASE READ THAT ARTICLE BEFORE READING THIS ONE! In this part, we're going to build on that basic Python3 application by: Building a DNSDB Flexible Search enrichment pipeline Creating a...
Read moreTuesday, October 27, 2020 By Joe St Sauver
I. Introduction While it is easy enough to write a client application that will directly access DNSDB API via https, imagine that you want to write an intermediate layer that will do some sort of pre-processing of DNSDB requests (or post-processing of DNSDB results) "in between" the client and DNSDB API. Conceptually: Figure 1. Going Direct Figure 2. Interposing An Intermediate Layer What might an intermediate layer do? You might write code to pre-process queries...
Read moreTuesday, October 20, 2020 By Tyler Wood
You can now use DNSDB to make both more complex searches like domain generation algorithms or enumerated hosts as well as simple brand names and keywords too
Read moreTuesday, August 4, 2020 By Tyler Wood
From Lookalike Domains to Complex Patterns, DNSDB 2.0 Can Expose a Wide Range of Internet Assets to Help Organizations Uncover Unknown Threats
Read moreTuesday, August 4, 2020 By Joseph St Sauver
Regular expressions support simple keyword searches, but also gives you the most power when you want or need to begin making more-complex pattern searches.
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