All projects matching “resolve dns”

Reverse-resolve an IPv4 or IPv6 address to its PTR hostname(s). No PTR record returns an empty list. This is reverse DNS (PTR) — not ENS or onchain name resolution.

Geo-located DNS resolution — resolve hostnames from specific countries to see how CDNs, geo-blocking, and DNS-based routing differ by region.

Assess how trustworthy a domain is using authoritative live signals, not just its spelling. Fuses RDAP registration data (domain age — the single strongest phishing signal — plus registrar, expiry and registry status flags), DNS resolvability (A/AAAA), MX presence and DNSSEC into a 0-100 risk score with a verdict (low/medium/high) and the exact reasons. Pairs with `urltrust` (lexical) for a comple

Resolve ONE DNS record type for a domain -- the cheapest, narrowest domain-check endpoint. For all record types at once, use /domain/intelligence. For a bundled DNS+TLS+headers audit, use /web/audit (raw) or /security/posture (scored). For mail-security plus a scored verdict, use /domain/due-diligence.

Why is this host failing right now? One call, no account: Ned probes it (DNS at three resolvers, its nameservers, TCP, TLS, HTTP timings, CDN and hosting fingerprints, cache and static splits, domain registration) and returns a diagnosis an agent can act on: findings and their strength, what was ruled out, and a ready runbook prompt. Page text never leaves Ned.

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

Look up passive DNS resolution history and reputation for a domain or IP address. For a domain: which IPs it has resolved to over time. For an IP: which hostnames have resolved to it, plus malicious/suspicious vendor detection counts. Call to pivot from an indicator to its infrastructure history during an investigation.

Lightweight utility API for agents and operators: DNS lookups, RDAP/WHOIS domain data, HTTP probes, page metadata extraction, cryptographic hashing, JSON validation, scheduled webhooks, and exotic endpoints (Base transaction decode, ENS resolve, USGS earthquakes, cron next-run, TLS certificate report). No shell access; outbound URL tools enforce SSRF protections.

DNS lookup API for agents at $0.01 USDC. Call when you need A/AAAA/CNAME/MX/TXT/NS for domain routing, email delivery, or infra checks without running a recursive resolver. Returns structured records via x402—no API key, no subscription.