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How can I find the IP of a website protected by Cloudflare if I know his host?

As title, I have the url and I know his real host that is protected from Cloudflare.
How do I find in which IP of that host this site is online? Is there any software/resource you can link me? thanks
Cloudflare resolvers, and DNS history might be of help in limited circumstances, if its not available don't hold your breath, unless you can get the platform to send a request. For example in an older version of mybb, I noticed a forum I was on would try to download the image to set as a users profile, so I tried it with an IP logger and got the back end IP.

Thats one example, in your case just experiment. Hacking is a science!
(Oct 1, 2022 06:29 PM)Investor Wrote:  Cloudflare resolvers, and DNS history might be of help in limited circumstances, if its not available don't hold your breath, unless you can get the platform to send a request. For example in an older version of mybb, I noticed a forum I was on would try to download the image to set as a users profile, so I tried it with an IP logger and got the back end IP.

Thats one example, in your case just experiment. Hacking is a science!


I don't understand why I need cloudflare resolver. I know his real host, so I have a list of all the IPs that are used by that host. I just need to use some software or script that helps me match the domain name with each of the IPs in the list and if there is a 202 response it will signal me what the IP in question is, it shouldn't be difficult technically I think. But I don't know what software can help me with that?
(Oct 1, 2022 06:42 PM)giggio Wrote:  I don't understand why I need cloudflare resolver. I know his real host, so I have a list of all the IPs that are used by that host. I just need to use some software or script that helps me match the domain name with each of the IPs in the list and if there is a 202 response it will signal me what the IP in question is, it shouldn't be difficult technically I think. But I don't know what software can help me with that?

Then do it yourself if you already have the answer. no one here will do it for you. You've answered your own question.
Check SSL certificates, domain history and subdomains.
(Oct 1, 2022 07:15 PM)Investor Wrote:  Then do it yourself if you already have the answer. no one here will do it for you. You've answered your own question.

what?! I asked if you know a software or tool to do this, I didn't ask for someone to do it for myself.
This community really went downhill...


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