SecurityTrails Blog
Best Honeypots for Detecting Network Threats
Usually on this blog we write about red-team tools for penetration testing, such as vulnerability scanning tools, port scanning utilities, top ethical hacking Linux distributions, and much more regarding the OSINT world. However, this time we’re switching to the defensive side: let’s talk about honeypots!
Top Linux Distros for Ethical Hacking and Penetration Testing
Every superhero needs the right weapons and tools, and security professionals are no different. The right toolkit is one of the most important things you’ll need to help you perform cyber investigations, digital forensics and penetration testing more efficiently and quickly.
How to Find IP Ranges a Company Owns
Whether you’re an infosec beginner, an intermediate user, or one of the Internet’s most famous hackers, sooner or later you’ll get curious about how to identify a company’s public network address range.
DNS Enumeration: Top DNS Recon Tools and Techniques
DNS servers are the heart and soul of the Internet. Without them we couldn’t resolve hostnames and domain names into IP addresses.
5 Subdomain Takeover #ProTips
We at SecurityTrails are happy to introduce a new blog series where we’ll be sharing tips and step-by-step research processes from the best security researchers around. You’ll get a glimpse into their methodology, the tools they use and much more, with ProTips!
CMS Detector: What CMS a Website is Using and the Best Tools to Find Out
Whether you’re an online marketer doing market research, a developer, a security researcher or an SEO specialist, you must have asked yourself the question ‘what CMS is this website using?’ Or maybe you find yourself simply wanting to build a website—and you’re interested in knowing which technology works best for different types of projects.
ASN Lookup Tools, Strategies and Techniques
When we created SecurityTrails we did it because we couldn’t find an all-in-one cybersecurity tool that could integrate all the things we needed: IPs, domain names, DNS records, open ports, SSL certificates, network information, and the ability to pivot and cross-relate all that information in a single interface.
What is Reverse DNS? Top Tools for Performing a Reverse DNS Lookup
In our blog we’ve been writing a lot about IP and WHOIS lookup for both domains and subdomains, showing how easy it is to fetch data when it comes to IP addresses and domain names. But there was a missing link in this chain… and that is the reverse DNS.
New Features at SecurityTrails
Whenever we introduce new features, the most valuable information we rely on is customer feedback. So you asked, and we delivered — today we’re introducing updates to our existing Feeds and API as well as a new Status page.
How to extract SSL data from any website
With the rise of SSL certificates, markets and tools, new threats have also emerged from the Internet. Today, talking about SSL certificates and SSL encryption has become somewhat normal among web designers, web developers and even simple IT users from other digital markets.