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Order databaseA and AAAA records help translate human-readable domain names or hostnames into machine-readable IP addresses, and so identify the specified resolutions between those IPs and domains.
MX records specify the mail server(s) that should receive emails for a domain name and the priority with which each server should be used.
NS records identify the DNS servers considered authoritative for their respective domain names and contain the associated DNS records.
TXT records typically hold a domain’s descriptive text, generally giving human- and/or machine-readable information to help verify domain ownership and prevent spam.
CNAME records indicate how web administrators have specified domain name aliases to point to their root or canonical domain names.
SOA records contain important administrative information about a domain name’s zone and other details such as its administrator’s email address or the length of time for refreshes, retries, when to stop responding to zone queries, etc.
PTR records are used for reverse DNS lookups and contain information on which domain name is matched with the IP address. They are opposite to A and AAAA records.
Cybercriminals may use the same infrastructure resources and leave similar signatures and traces behind. DNS history allows you to follow those leads.
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