
How To Find Domains Owned by a Company
During a black box, or grey box penetration testing engagement for a company, one of the main things you will need to find domains owned by the company.
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During a black box, or grey box penetration testing engagement for a company, one of the main things you will need to find domains owned by the company.

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During an external penetration test, and especially if it is a black-box engagement, one of the most important steps is to find subdomains used by the target company.

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