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Python client for Farsight Security's DNSDB API.
dnsdb
Use the package manager pip to install dnsdb.
pip install dnsdb
>>> from dnsdb import Dnsdb
>>> api_key="12345"
>>> dnsdb = Dnsdb(api_key)
>>> result = dnsdb.search(name="www.example.com")
>>> pprint(result.status_code)
200
>>> pprint(result.error)
None
>>> pprint(result.records[0])
{'bailiwick': 'example.com.',
'count': 4213726,
'rdata': ['93.184.216.34'],
'rrname': 'www.example.com.',
'rrtype': 'A',
'source': 'sensor',
'time_first': '2014-12-10T00:19:18Z',
'time_last': '2019-03-05T14:37:31Z'}
>>> pprint(result.quota)
{'expires': None,
'limit': '1000000',
'remaining': '999970',
'reset': '1551830400',
'results_max': None}
>>> result = dnsdb.search(name="hello.example.com")
>>> pprint(result.status_code)
404
>>> pprint(result.error)
{'code': 404, 'message': 'Error: no results found for query.'}
>>> pprint(result.records)
None
>>> pprint(result.quota)
{'expires': None,
'limit': '1000000',
'remaining': '999969',
'reset': '1551830400',
'results_max': None}
from dnsdb import Dnsdb
api_key="12345"
dnsdb = Dnsdb(api_key)
dnsdb = Dnsdb(api_key, cache=True)
dnsdb = Dnsdb(api_key, cache=True, cache_timeout=900)
dnsdb = Dnsdb(api_key, cache=True, cache_location="/tmp/dnsdb-cache")
result = dnsdb.search(name="fsi.io")
result = dnsdb.search(name="mail.fsi.io", inverse=True)
result = dnsdb.search(ip="104.244.14.108")
result = dnsdb.search(ip="104.244.14.0/24")
result = dnsdb.search(ip="2620:11c:f008::108")
result = dnsdb.search(hexadecimal="36757a35")
result = dnsdb.search(name="fsi.io", type="A")
result = dnsdb.search(name="farsightsecurity.com", bailiwick="com.")
result = dnsdb.search(name="fsi.io", wildcard_left=True)
result = dnsdb.search(name="fsi", wildcard_right=True)
result = dnsdb.search(name="fsi.io", sort=False)
result = dnsdb.search(name="fsi.io", remote_limit=150000, return_limit=1000)
result = dnsdb.search(name="fsi.io", time_last_after="2019-01-01")
result = dnsdb.search(name="fsi.io", time_last_after="2019-01-01T00:00:00Z")
result = dnsdb.search(name="fsi.io", epoch=True, time_last_after=1546300800)
result = dnsdb.search(name="fsi.io", epoch=True)
result = dnsdb.quota()
The dnsdb
module includes CLI client
$ dnsdb -h
usage: dnsdb [-h] (-n NAME | -i IP | --hex HEXADECIMAL) [-t TYPE]
[-b BAILIWICK] [-r] [--wildcard-left] [--wildcard-right] [--sort]
[--epoch] [-f {csv,json,jsonp}] [--return-limit RETURN_LIMIT]
[--remote-limit REMOTE_LIMIT] [--first-before TIME_FIRST_BEFORE]
[--first-after TIME_FIRST_AFTER] [--last-before TIME_LAST_BEFORE]
[--last_after TIME_LAST_AFTER] [--cache]
[--cache-location CACHE_LOCATION] [--cache-timeout CACHE_TIMEOUT]
[--apikey API_KEY] [--server SERVER] [-v] [-c CONFIG] [--version]
CLI client for DNSDB
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-n NAME, --name NAME fully qualified domain mame
-i IP, --ip IP IPv4 or IPv6 address, CIDR notation is valid
--hex HEXADECIMAL hexadecimal digits specifying a raw octet string
-t TYPE, --type TYPE dns resource record types (ANY, A, MX, SIG, etc)
-b BAILIWICK, --bailiwick BAILIWICK
a label in a fqdn, not valid for inverse queries
-r, --inverse search for names resolving to names (e.g. MX, NS,
CNAME, etc)
--wildcard-left wildcard search to the left of a dot in a domain name
--wildcard-right wildcard search to the right of a dot in a domain name
--sort sort results by time last
--epoch return timestamps in epoch
-f {csv,json,jsonp}, --format {csv,json,jsonp}
output formats
--return-limit RETURN_LIMIT
number of client side results returned
--remote-limit REMOTE_LIMIT
number of server side results returned
--first-before TIME_FIRST_BEFORE
server side filter for time first before
--first-after TIME_FIRST_AFTER
server side filter for time first after
--last-before TIME_LAST_BEFORE
server side filter for time last before
--last_after TIME_LAST_AFTER
server side filter for time last after
--cache Use cached results
--cache-location CACHE_LOCATION
Path to cache
--cache-timeout CACHE_TIMEOUT
Timeout in seconds
--apikey API_KEY DNSDB API key
--server SERVER Server URL
-v, --verbose Set the verbosity level
-c CONFIG, --config CONFIG
Path to config file
--version show program's version number and exit
Time format options: yyyy (2016), yyyy-mm (2016-01), yyyy-mm-dd (2016-01-01),
yyyymmdd (20160101), yyyymmddThh (20160101T12), yyyy-mm-ddThh:mm:ss-hh:mm
(2016-01-01T00:00:00-00:00)
$ vim ~/.dnsdb.ini
[api.dnsdb.info]
api_key=12345
$ vim ~/.dnsdb.ini
[api.dnsdb.info]
api_key=12345
server=https://api.dnsdb.info
cache=True
cache_location=/tmp/dnsdb-cache
cache_timeout=900
$ dnsdb -n www.fsi.io
$ dnsdb -i 104.244.14.108 -f csv
Pull requests are welcome; for major changes, please open an issue first to discuss what you would like to change.
Please make sure to create and update tests as appropriate.
FAQs
Python client for Farsight Security's DNSDB API
We found that dnsdb demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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