Dnsrecon

Latest version: v0.10.1

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0.8.5

Date: 5/25/13
Changes:
- Changed the way IP ranges are handled.
- Greatly improved speed and memory use in a reverse lookup of large networks.

0.8.4

Date: 5/19/13
Changes:
- Improved Whois parsing for ranges and organization.
- Better Whois record and request handling for RIPE and APNIC.
- Several bug fixes.
- Added print messages when saving output to files.

0.8.1

Changes:
- Improved DNSEC zone walk.
- Several bug fixes for exporting data and parsing records in zone transfers.
- DigiNinja Edition for all his hard work in making dnsrecon better.

0.7.8

Date: 7/8/12
Changes:
- CSV files now have a proper header for better parsing on tools that support them like Excel and PowerShell.
- Windows System Console printing is now managed properly.
- CNAME records are now saved in SQLite3 and CSV output.
- Fixed an error when performing zone transfers due to improper indent.
- Fixed mislabeling of -c option in the help message.
- If a range or CIDR is provided and no scan type is given, dnsrecon will perform a reverse lookup against it. When other types are given, the rvl type will be appended to the list automaticaly.
- Improved NSEC type detection to eliminate possible false positives.
- Added processing of LOC, NAPTR, CERT and RP records of zone transfers returned. Proper information saved on XML output with proper field names in the attributes for these.
- Fixes on Google enumeration parsing.
- Fixed several typos.
- Better handling and canceling of threaded tasks.

0.7.3

Date: 5/2/12
Changes:
- Fixes for Python 3 compatibility.
- Fixed key values when saving results to XML and CSV.

0.7.0

Date: 3/2/12
Changes:
- Fixes to zonewalk option.
- Query for _domainkey record in standard enumeration.

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