Given route53 data for an account, need to be able to check the sub-domains to see if they point to things like non-existant buckets, which allow for easy sub-domain takeover. The page response looks like:
<Error>
<Code>NoSuchBucket</Code>
<Message>The specified bucket does not exist</Message>
....
I don't think CloudMapper should be responsible for looking for these things, as I don't know if the AWS data gives any insight that is helpful for this problem, but I should advise on what to do and maybe make a simple command to just extract out all of the subdomains for an account.
Given route53 data for an account, need to be able to check the sub-domains to see if they point to things like non-existant buckets, which allow for easy sub-domain takeover. The page response looks like:
I don't think CloudMapper should be responsible for looking for these things, as I don't know if the AWS data gives any insight that is helpful for this problem, but I should advise on what to do and maybe make a simple command to just extract out all of the subdomains for an account.