Domain Intel

Resolves A, AAAA, MX, NS, TXT, CAA and SOA, reads the WHOIS record of the responsible registry, checks SPF, DMARC and known DKIM selectors, opens a TLS handshake for issuer, validity, chain and SAN list, and collects subdomains from Certificate Transparency. Fields that a registry refuses to answer are reported as unknown, never guessed.

Requires an unauthenticated caller-owned baseline; returns real current NS/MX records, added/removed sets and tri-state target-provider transition. Current DNS comes from one bounded native recursive-resolver query; existing Dossier provides context. Resolver caching may apply; no account ownership or global migration-completion claim. Existing provider patterns are reused without new invented att

Requires an unauthenticated caller-owned baseline; returns real current NS/MX records, added/removed sets and tri-state target-provider transition. Current DNS comes from one bounded native recursive-resolver query; existing Dossier provides context. Resolver caching may apply; no account ownership or global migration-completion claim. Existing provider patterns are reused without new invented att

Requires an unauthenticated caller-owned baseline; returns real current NS/MX records, added/removed sets and tri-state target-provider transition. Current DNS comes from one bounded native recursive-resolver query; existing Dossier provides context. Resolver caching may apply; no account ownership or global migration-completion claim. Existing provider patterns are reused without new invented att

Requires an unauthenticated caller-owned baseline; returns real current NS/MX records, added/removed sets and tri-state target-provider transition. Current DNS comes from one bounded native recursive-resolver query; existing Dossier provides context. Resolver caching may apply; no account ownership or global migration-completion claim. Existing provider patterns are reused without new invented att

Requires an unauthenticated caller-owned baseline; returns real current NS/MX records, added/removed sets and tri-state target-provider transition. Current DNS comes from one bounded native recursive-resolver query; existing Dossier provides context. Resolver caching may apply; no account ownership or global migration-completion claim. Existing provider patterns are reused without new invented att

Requires an unauthenticated caller-owned baseline; returns real current NS/MX records, added/removed sets and tri-state target-provider transition. Current DNS comes from one bounded native recursive-resolver query; existing Dossier provides context. Resolver caching may apply; no account ownership or global migration-completion claim. Existing provider patterns are reused without new invented att

Requires an unauthenticated caller-owned baseline; returns real current NS/MX records, added/removed sets and tri-state target-provider transition. Current DNS comes from one bounded native recursive-resolver query; existing Dossier provides context. Resolver caching may apply; no account ownership or global migration-completion claim. Existing provider patterns are reused without new invented att

Requires an unauthenticated caller-owned baseline; returns real current NS/MX records, added/removed sets and tri-state target-provider transition. Current DNS comes from one bounded native recursive-resolver query; existing Dossier provides context. Resolver caching may apply; no account ownership or global migration-completion claim. Existing provider patterns are reused without new invented att

Requires an unauthenticated caller-owned baseline; returns real current NS/MX records, added/removed sets and tri-state target-provider transition. Current DNS comes from one bounded native recursive-resolver query; existing Dossier provides context. Resolver caching may apply; no account ownership or global migration-completion claim. Existing provider patterns are reused without new invented att

Requires an unauthenticated caller-owned baseline; returns real current NS/MX records, added/removed sets and tri-state target-provider transition. Current DNS comes from one bounded native recursive-resolver query; existing Dossier provides context. Resolver caching may apply; no account ownership or global migration-completion claim. Existing provider patterns are reused without new invented att