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Add a /network/dns route and form for performing arbitrary DNS queries. It should use JavaScript to send another HTTP request to another route (ex: /network/dns/query), which would send the DNS query using Ronin::Support::Network::DNS::Resolver and return the response object as JSON, which would then be parsed and rendered by the JavaScript.
There should also be an Import checkbox that causes both the DNS query and response as Ronin::DB::DNSQuery and Ronin::DB::DNSRecord records.
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I guess it should contain show and index views and DNS worker?
What ronin library should I use for querying DNS records?
Or could you just describe it a bit more?
@AI-Mozi actually I was thinking of something much simpler. Maybe a form that does an async POST which performs the query and returns the HTML (or JSON), which is then rendered. Maybe we could also add an Import button or checkboxes next to each returned record.
I'm also thinking we could do something similar for an /network/http route that would perform arbitrary HTTP requests.
Add a
/network/dns
route and form for performing arbitrary DNS queries. It should use JavaScript to send another HTTP request to another route (ex:/network/dns/query
), which would send the DNS query usingRonin::Support::Network::DNS::Resolver
and return the response object as JSON, which would then be parsed and rendered by the JavaScript.There should also be an
Import
checkbox that causes both the DNS query and response asRonin::DB::DNSQuery
andRonin::DB::DNSRecord
records.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: