[LosT512]

hey all ,
im hacking a site , and it have #cloud_flare service , so i get the real ip for site , but the ip in share-hositng , i mean the ip contain alot of sites
and when i try to enter the ip direct from bowser its show me an error , how can i enter the ip and the site that i need ?

[fake96]

goto your c:\windows\system32\drivers\etc\ edit the "hosts" file and make a DNS entry as prntscr .com/mzur9c

[Toasties]

goto your c:\windows\system32\drivers\etc\ edit the "hosts" file and make a DNS entry as prntscr .com/mzur9c

I highly doubt it will work

[BTC]

https://securitytrails.com/

This is your best option

[Toasties]

https://securitytrails.com/

This is your best option

Is this so if they have registered their site without cloudflear you can see the historical ip?

[BTC]

Is this so if they have registered their site without cloudflear you can see the historical ip?

Depending the website, if there is any historical records for DNS they used in the past (before using cloudflare perhaps) then you could possibly find the true DNS or hostname.

For example, in the tool if you search 🎉 .org (most popular torrent site) you can see their hosting servers in Luxembourg, which they still use to date. Although they currently use CloudFlare and I believe have been since 2017/2018.

This obviously is subjective, and there likely would be no data for websites that never gained much traffic in history.

[Toasties]

Depending the website, if there is any historical records for DNS they used in the past (before using cloudflare perhaps) then you could possibly find the true DNS or hostname.

For example, in the tool if you search  🎉 .org (most popular torrent site) you can see their hosting servers in Luxembourg, which they still use to date. Although they currently use CloudFlare and I believe have been since 2017/2018.

This obviously is subjective, and there likely would be no data for websites that never gained much traffic in history.

Thata a very cleaver idea I never thought about before.

[godjustice555]

if u already found a suspicious ip and want to test it, (without changing the host file)
use

Code

curl -H "Host: www.sample.com" [url=https://#/2Uo]http://100.100.100.10[/url]0

substitute sample.com with the target domain name
substitue 100.100.100.100 with ur suspected IP

[13R20]

The World's Largest Repository of Historical DNS data

This is your best option

Check this out. Its a work in progress
GitHub - s0md3v/Striker: Striker is an offensive information and vulnerability scanner.

[joaok1ng0]

try to get the real ip
in crimeflare db, sometimes work