DNS-Digger

DNS-Digger is a simple command-line tool for performing DNS record lookups. It can fetch the following DNS records:

• A Record: Displays the IP address associated with a domain.
• MX Record: Shows the mail servers for the domain.
• TXT Record: Retrieves the domain's TXT records.
• NS Record: Shows the domain's name servers.
• DMARC: Checks the DMARC record for the domain.
• SPF: Checks the SPF record for the domain.
• DNSSEC: Verifies DNSSEC status for the domain.
• WHOIS: Retrieves WHOIS information about the domain.

Features:

• Fetch DNS records for a domain.
• Perform WHOIS lookups.
• Check DMARC and SPF records.
• Support for multiple DNS record types (A, MX, TXT, etc.).

Prerequisites:

This tool uses nslookup and whois command-line utilities:

• nslookup should be available on your system (usually pre-installed).
• whois (external program) is required for WHOIS lookups.

Installation:

1. Clone the repository:

   git clone https://github.com/yourusername/DNS-Digger.git

2. Make sure nslookup and whois are installed and available in your system's PATH.

3. If you're using whois, make sure to download the appropriate executable for your platform:

   • Whois for Windows

   On Linux/Mac, you can install whois via the package manager:

   • Ubuntu/Debian: sudo apt-get install whois
   • Mac: brew install whois

Usage:

1. Open Command Prompt (Windows) or Terminal (Mac/Linux).

2. Navigate to the folder containing the batch script.

3. Run the script and choose the DNS record type you'd like to look up:

   dns-digger.bat

   You will be prompted to enter a domain name, and the script will return the requested DNS records and WHOIS information.

Contributing:

Feel free to fork the project, create a pull request, or open issues for any feature requests or bugs. Contributions are always welcome!