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Sonar

Project Sonar DNS Enumeration API

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Over a year ago Rapid7 revoked public access to their datasets, and thus the data hosted on the omnisint API became extremely out of date. In addition, due to the licensing changes around the data, our wonderful sponsor ZeroGuard was no longer able to support the project. As a result, it has been taken offline. However, I have released full instruction for running your own instance of the API, providing you can obtain a dataset. The instructions can be found at the bottom of the README. This repo contains all the tools needed to create a blazing fast API for Rapid7's Project Sonar dataset. It employs a custom indexing method in order to achieve fast lookups of both subdomains for a given domain, and domains which resolve to a given IP address. An instance of this API (Crobat) is online at the following URL: Crobat is a command line utility…

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  1. SonarSearch v2
  2. Attention!
  3. Crobat
  4. Crobat API
  5. Third-Party SDKs
  6. Contributing
  7. SonarSearch Setup Instructions
  8. Installation of tools
  9. Set up Postgres
  10. Acquiring the datasets
  11. Building the indexes
  12. Step 1

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  1. First observed: Sep 14, 2026
  2. Last directory-field change: Sep 14, 2026
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