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## RoboDnsRecon

Robot Framework Library for DNS-Recon

Supports Python 2.7.x for now

### Install Instructions * You need docker to run this program * Pull the DNS Recon docker image: docker pull we45/dnsrecon

### Keywords

run dnsrecon

| run dnsrecon | results path | domain | dns | enumeration type | sub domain wordlist

  • results path: where your results will be stored. An .xml file and .json file are generated as outputs

  • domain : Target domain.

  • dns (optional): DNS to be used. Default = 8.8.8.8

  • enumeration type (optional): Type of enumeration to perform. Default = std

  • sub domain wordlist (optional): File with sub-domain and hostnames to use for brute force. Default = None

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