native module

Domain Recon OSINT search

Quick passive look at a domain's DNS, mail setup and certificate surface. Results land in a Command One case with their source and confidence, alongside the rest of your investigation. Part of Subdomain finder · all tools.

public sources only · free registration

how it works

From domain to evidence

01

Enter a target

Accepted input: Domain.

02

Run the module

Native modules run instantly inside Command One.

03

Review results

Key DNS records, MX hosts and hostnames seen in certificate data.

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Verify and export

Link findings in CommandDeck, add notes and export a PDF or CSV case report.

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questions

Domain Recon questions

What does Domain Recon find?

Key DNS records, MX hosts and hostnames seen in certificate data.

What do I need to start a Domain Recon search?

Domain. Command One only runs a module against targets it accepts.

What are the limits of Domain Recon?

Passive data shows what is published or logged, not every host the domain runs.

How much does Domain Recon cost?

Registration is free. The module uses credits from your daily allowance or purchased balance. Current costs are listed on the credits page, and you are only charged when the module can actually run.

Try Domain Recon in a case

Create a free account to run available modules. For lawful research and authorised assessments only.