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  1. Pentesting Process
  2. Information Gathering

Passive

Obtaining information about the Target without directly interacting with it.

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host <DOMAIN/IP>
nslookup <DOMAIN/IP>

Whois

Whois is a protocol and service that allows users to look up registration information related to Internet domains and IP addresses. It provides details such as the owner's name, registration date, and expiration date.

whois <DOMAIN/IP>
Website
Description

Whois enumeration website.

Combine IPs and hostnames found with WHOIS to verify that they are owned by the organization and not outsourced to ISPs (Internet Service Providers).

DNS

host -t <TYPE> <DOMAIN> [<DNS_SERVER>]
nslookup -query=<TYPE> <DOMAIN> [<DNS_SERVER>] 
nslookup -type=<TYPE> <DOMAIN> [<DNS_SERVER>]
dig <TYPE> <DOMAIN> [@<DNS_SERVER>]
Website
Details

For the enumeration of DNS TYPEs.

For many specific DNS information

Tool
Details

Subdomain passively via online sources. subfinder -d <DOMAIN>

Certificates

Website
Details

Information about SSL/TLS certificates

Google.
Info Google Dorks.
Database Google Dorks for Hacking.
Shodan.
Info Shodan Dorks.
Shodan Exploit.
Whois
Hurricane Electric
viewDNS
subfinder
censys.io