Gizli Subdomain Keşfi
Web sitenizin bilinmeyen subdomain'lerini ve potansiyel güvenlik açıklarını keşfedin.
Subdomain Scanning in 3 Steps
Enter the Domain
Type your main domain (e.g., yourhotel.com) into the search box. It is recommended to enter it without 'www'.
Click Discover
The tool queries CT logs, passive DNS databases, and a common subdomain dictionary.
Assess the Risks
High, medium, and low-risk subdomains are categorized with color-coded labels. Remove unused ones from your DNS.
What is a Subdomain Finder?
Subdomain Finder is a security tool that automatically discovers all subdomains associated with a primary domain from public sources. Using Certificate Transparency logs, DNS queries, and common name dictionaries, it lists entries like api, dev, or old-booking for your hotel's domain. This helps you realize if attackers are entering through doors you haven't looked at for years.
Why Should You Find Unknown Subdomains for Your Hotel?
Most hotel groups forget dozens of subdomains in their DNS, such as pandemic-era campaign sites, old reservation engines, and staging environments handed over from agencies. These subdomains are often not up-to-date, run old software versions, and are preferred targets for attackers. Subdomain Finder presents your attack surface to you in a single report.
How Does Subdomain Scanning Work?
The tool uses three data sources: (1) Certificate Transparency logs—where subdomain names are recorded with every SSL certificate application and are public; (2) Passive DNS databases—public pools where historical DNS queries are accumulated; (3) Wordlist—common prefixes like admin, api, and staging are tested. It does not perform active port scanning or brute-force, so it places no extra load on the target.
Which Subdomains Usually Create Danger?
Prefixes containing management panels (admin, cpanel, webmail), development environments (staging, dev, test), old content (old, backup), and file transfer services (ftp) carry high risk. These subdomains may contain unpatched software, weak password policies, or open access points.
What is Subdomain Takeover?
Subdomain takeover occurs when a service (Heroku, GitHub Pages, Azure, etc.) associated with a subdomain still recorded in your DNS is shut down and then taken over by an attacker. The attacker can publish their own content on that subdomain; for example, they could present a fake booking form at promo.yourhotel.com. Search engines and your guests will think this page belongs to you.
Best Practices for Hotel Subdomain Security
1) Inventory all your subdomains and update them regularly. 2) Delete unused CNAME records from DNS—especially those pointing to external services. 3) Enforce HTTPS on all active subdomains. 4) Set up CT log monitoring to get notifications when a new subdomain is created. 5) Bring old campaign and staging subdomains into a corporate naming standard.
Sık Sorulan Sorular
How does the Subdomain Finder tool work?
Will it really find all my subdomains?
Are the discovered subdomains secure?
Which prefixes are marked as high risk?
Can I scan my competitor's subdomains?
How do I protect against subdomain takeover?
What is the difference between the free tool and the enterprise plan?
How should I use the results?
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