// industry vertical
DNS security forensics
passive DNS · DoH/DoT · Infoblox RPZ · Cloudflare DNS firewall · Route 53 Resolver · DGA clustering · DNS tunneling entropy · split-horizon leaks · multi-resolver timeline correlation.
start here · primary tools
ordered. work top-down. the first tool is the suggested entry point for this vertical.
- passive dns resolution history forensic analyzerdrop passive dns export · parse rrset timeline + first/last seen · runs locally
- domain generation algorithm dns cluster detectordrop dns query corpus export · cluster dga-like qname patterns · runs locally
- dns tunneling entropy anomaly detectordrop dns query log export · detect high-entropy subdomain bursts · runs locally
- multi resolver dns timeline correlatordrop 2+ dns log exports · unified qname timeline graph · runs locally
- case report generatorfill in case number · examiner · dates · findings · drop evidence files for auto hash · generates structured forensic report PDF · runs locally
also useful · secondary tools
cross-cutting tools that surface depending on the specific investigation.
- dns over https query log forensic analyzerdrop doh resolver query log · parse qname + rcode + resolver id · runs locally
- dns over tls session log forensic analyzerdrop dot session log export · parse client + qname + session duration · runs locally
- infoblox dns security log forensic analyzerdrop infoblox rpz/security log · parse policy + action + threat feed · runs locally
- cloudflare dns firewall log forensic analyzerdrop cloudflare dns firewall log · parse matched rule + query type · runs locally
- aws route53 resolver query log forensic analyzerdrop route53 resolver query log · parse vpc + query name + response · runs locally
- split horizon dns policy violation detectordrop internal vs external resolver exports · detect cross-horizon leaks · runs locally
- evidence manifest generatordrop evidence files · compute md5 sha1 sha256 · chain of custody manifest · case number · analyst · export pdf and csv · runs locally
want deeper DNS security coverage?
this vertical is intentionally sparse — deep-moat coverage grows over time. tracked in the forensics rollout.