Closed KarahanGuner closed 1 year ago
Sorry for the slow reply.
This one confuses me as we've never had this experience. We actually used GitHub pages takeovers in a CTF and had 10+ players successfully perform a takeover.
The DNS check happens, but if the takeover has been done correctly then the DNS check should pass
No worries for the late reply. You guys are creating great tools and I am sure you are busy. dnsReaper definitely gives some false positives but that's alright. I think it is better to have false positives than to miss out on vulnerabilities. Even though Github subdomain takeovers are an edge case at this point takeovers are still possible. I advise against my initial opinion. It should stay as CONFIRMED.
I was running a scan today and the scanner found a result with confidence level "CONFIRMED" on a subdomain that was using Github pages. Github pages are no longer vulnerable except for edge cases. I tried to take over the subdomain but Github asked me to confirm that the domain was mine by adding a DNS TXT record.