cinq-auditor-domain-hijacking
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Description
This auditor Checks DNS resource records for any pointers to non-existing assets in AWS (S3 buckets, Elastic Beanstalks, etc) and alerts to indicate there is a vulnerability.
Configuration Options
Option name |
Default Value |
Type |
Description |
|---|---|---|---|
enabled |
False |
bool |
Enable the Domain Hijacking auditor |
interval |
30 |
int |
How often the auditor runs, in minutes |
email_recipients |
array |
List of emails to receive alerts |
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hijack_subject |
Potential hijack detected |
string |
Email subject for domain hijack notifications |
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