I'm trying to do some recon on a website, I can ping the host, and lookup information with Dig.
But when I do further tests, with Nikto, or Netcat.
I receive the error:
No web server found on server.dnsblock2.com:80
Judging from the hostname, I'd take a guess that the host is blocking my DNS queries, any way to bypass it?
Thanks!
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Oh and I've also tried the IP - Same result.
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