Projects
domRecon
domRecon allows you to find subdomains of a domain name by using various different methods. First it tries to get lucky by preforming a DNS zone transfer (AXFR) but on most domains this will fail. It will then use a list of 1905 common subdomain names and try see if it has a A record lookup on that subdomain. If it does it will take a note of the IP address assigned to that subdomain. Once that has finished it will scan 254 IP address in the range (/24) of the IP address found trying to find more subdomains and will repeat this process.
A normal complete scan would take about 20 seconds when checking 1905 subdomains and scanning about 5 networks. However, large networks will take a lot longer. Status messages are displayed which will update you on the progress of the scan incase you think the scan has hanged.
You can use the tool by visiting domRecon network reconnaissance tool
Netwurked
A website I started that offers free DNS and IP based web tools. I have kept the site clean and simple and should be very easy to use. I try and update the site as often as can with any new tools that I can think of or update the current one’s. The site currently has the following tools:
- Whois Lookup
- Dig Tool
- Reverse DNS
- IPSTag Lookup
- Ping
- Traceroute
- Hostname Scanner
- Port Scanner
- Proxy Checker
- Unix Time Converter
- Searchable IPSTAG / Registar List
You can view the website by visiting www.netwurked.co.uk
RemoteWAP
RemoteWAP is a Remote Administration Tool for Operating Systems that can run the Java Virtual Machine (JVM). It has been designed for anyone who wishes to have complete control of there OS anytime and anywhere by using a WAP enabled mobile phone. RemoteWAP is developed using pure Java with swing being used for the user interface and WML is used for creating the simple WAP interface.
This was started for apart of a college project, I haven’t been active on the project for a while but the stats on sf.net shows that quite a lot of people are still using it so I might go back to it one day!