DNS & attack surface

No subdomain takeover risk

DNS hygiene, subdomains, takeover risks and domain registration.

Why it matters

An attacker can claim the abandoned resource and publish anything under your domain - convincing phishing pages, malware, or scripts that steal cookies of your main site.

How to fix it

Quick fix · under 1 hour
  1. Delete the CNAME record immediately if the service is no longer used.
  2. Otherwise re-create the resource at the provider so the name is yours again.
  3. Review DNS whenever a hosted service is cancelled.
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How we test it

The check runs from the public internet as part of every scan, read-only and without touching your data. If it fails, your report shows the evidence that proves it - the record, header, file or banner we observed - together with the fix above, tailored to the issue we found.

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