DNS Database API Access

Search our DNS repository of IP addresses, domains, and their records.

API access to the DNS repository is available starting at $20 per month. Please contact sales@noc.org to get started.

API Details

The DNSRepo API gives you ulimited access to our database. You can do a search on all records or look at the IP history of a domain name. We currently support 4 types of access: Full DB search, IPv4 lookup, Domain lookup and history and a reverse IP search.

Every request will go to our API URL bellow and will require your API key (provided by the apikey variable). A limit option is also available to increase or decrease the number of records in the response (default to 500)

URL: https://dnsrepo.noc.org/api/?apikey=[APIKEY]
apikey: Provided by sales@noc.org
limit: [500]

Full db search:
For full db search, you need to specify to add the search variable to your API call.
Variable: &search=[SEARCH TERM]
Example: curl "https://dnsrepo.noc.org/api/?apikey=[APIKEY]&search=onesignal.com"

    {
        "domain": "onesignal.com.",
        "ipv4": [
            "104.18.225.52",
            "104.18.226.52"
        ],
        "ipv6": [
            "2606:4700::6812:e134",
            "2606:4700::6812:e234"
        ],
        "mx": [
            "alt1.aspmx.l.google.com.",
            "alt2.aspmx.l.google.com.",
            "aspmx2.googlemail.com.",
            "aspmx3.googlemail.com.",
            "aspmx.l.google.com."
        ],
        "ns": [
            "gail.ns.cloudflare.com.",
            "vin.ns.cloudflare.com."
        ]
    },

            

IPv4 lookup:
For an IPv4 lookup, to find all domains behind an IP, you need to add the ip variable to your API call.
Variable: &ip=[IPv4]
Example: curl "https://dnsrepo.noc.org/api/?apikey[APIKEY]&ip=1.1.1.1"

Domain lookup and history:
For an domain lookup, and to find the DNS history for it, you need to add the domain variable to your API call.
Variable: &domain=[domain]
Example: curl "https://dnsrepo.noc.org/api/?apikey[APIKEY]&domain=www.cleanbrowsing.org"

Note that the domain history will be provided with the unix time stamp, similar to this:

        "1638896641": {
            "domain": "cleanbrowsing.org.",
            "ipv4": [
                "45.32.155.191"
            ],
            "ns": [
                "ns6.dns-noc.net.",
                "ns6.dns-noc.org.",
                "ns9.dns-noc.net.",
                "ns9.dns-noc.org."
            ],
            "mx": [
                "alt1.aspmx.l.google.com.",
                "alt2.aspmx.l.google.com.",
                "alt3.aspmx.l.google.com.",
                "aspmx.l.google.com."
            ]
        },
        "1638766384": {
            "domain": "cleanbrowsing.org.",
            "ipv4": [
                "45.32.221.106"
            ],

            

And that's pretty much. If you need any help, let us know.

Service Provider Discovery

Example to find domains using a product.


  * Find domains using CloudFlare's DNS.
  * Find domains using the Sucuri WAF/CDN.
  * Find domains using the Hey.com email service.
  * Find subdomains using Gitlab.

Sub domains Discovery

Example to discover all sub domains on your organization.


  * Find all sub domains from cisco.com.
  * Find all sub domains from microsoft.com.



Reverse lookup of domains on an IP

Example to find all domains hosted on an IP.


  * Find all domains on a BlueHost server.
  * Find all domains on a GoDaddy server.