domain-intel

You can perform passive domain OSINT using only the Python standard library with zero dependencies. This approach queries Certificate Transparency logs, WHOIS, and DNS records directly to discover subdomains and assess domain exposure without requiring external API keys.

You can discover subdomains and inspect SSL certificates by running a self-contained Python CLI script. It queries Certificate Transparency data and retrieves SSL information to map a domain's exposure, outputting the results as structured JSON.

Yes, you can resolve DNS records and check domain availability using only the Python standard library. The script performs passive lookups across multiple domains to gather infrastructure signals without requiring third-party networking modules.

The best way to gather WHOIS data and assess domain exposure is running a zero-dependency Python script that aggregates subdomains, DNS records, and SSL inspection. It quickly outputs structured JSON for infrastructure planning and security analysis.

No, you do not need any API keys or external libraries to run subdomain discovery and WHOIS lookups. The OSINT tooling relies entirely on the built-in Python standard library to fetch and parse domain availability signals.

Yes, domain-intel supports automated JSON output for multiple domains. It executes passive OSINT operations across several targets simultaneously, aggregating DNS, WHOIS, and SSL data into structured JSON for automated pipelines.