Attack Surface Management: A Look into Wild Domain and Subdomain Footprints

Written by WhoisXMLAPI | Published 2020/11/19
Tech Story Tags: attack-surface | attack-surface-management | attack-surface-reduction | domain-attack-surface | subdomain | subdomain-footprints | wild-domain-footprints | hackernoon-top-story

TLDR WhoisXML API has developed a suite of Attack Surface Management (ASM) Solutions to help organizations cope with the exponential growth of the global domain attack surface. Typosquatting domains could amplify the total domain attack surfaces of the 10 spoofed brands by more than 8,000%. Apple had the largest potential domain attack Surface size, with 54,187 possibly suspicious domains and subdomains. The study shows that organizations’ attack surface sizes can be quite large, but that does not make attack surface reduction too far-fetched.via the TL;DR App
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Written by WhoisXMLAPI | Top Whois, DNS, IP and threat intelligence data provider. We provide APIs, databases, and tools.
Published by HackerNoon on 2020/11/19
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