DRIL (Domain Reverse IP Lookup) Tool is a Reverse Domain Tool that will really be useful for penetration testers to find out the domain names which are listed in the the target host, DRIL is a GUI, JAVA based application which uses a Bing API key.
DRIL has a simple user friendly interface which will be helpful for penetration tester to do their work fast without a mess, this is only tested on Linux but as it is JAVA it should work on Windows too.
There are various other tools which carry out similar tasks, especially utilizing the Bing API.
- FindDomains v0.1.1 Released – Discover Domains/Sites/Hosts (This would be the most similar to DRIL).
- FOCA – Network Infrastructure Mapping Tool (Also contains this feature amongst others).
- hostmap 0.2 – Automatic Hostname & Virtual Hosts Discovery Tool (Does the same job but uses multiple techniques.)
You can download DRIL here:
Or read more here.
Rob says
Pretty vague, anyone have any idea what this does that dig doesn’t?
Darknet says
Dig will only give a result if that IP address has a reverse DNS record (which not all do) and even then it’ll only give one result. This tool will show all domains which Bing has indexed which use that IP address (think shared hosting). You can do the same thing on Bing directly using the IP: search operand.
Peter says
Nice tool , good for penetration testing on servers .
Imran says
awesome :)
Morgan Storey says
I tend to use http://www.yougetsignal.com/tools/web-sites-on-web-server/
http://www.sitedossier.com/ip/x.x.x.x and http://www.domaintools.com/research/reverse-ip/
as well as bing’s operand, and just a good old google search.