Infrastructure

The full picture behind any domain.

DNS, hosting, CDN, email providers, subdomains, and security headers — the infrastructure layer most tools miss entirely.

What you see

Infrastructure intelligence that goes well beyond a standard WHOIS lookup.

DNS records

MX records reveal email providers. TXT records expose SPF and DMARC policies. NS records show the DNS provider. Together they paint a clear picture of a domain's mail infrastructure and security posture.

MXTXT (SPF)DMARCNSCNAMEA records

Hosting and CDN

Know whether a site is on AWS, GCP, Cloudflare, Fastly, or a regional provider. CDN identification tells you about caching strategy and global delivery setup.

AWSCloudflareFastlyVercelNetlifyGCPAzure

Security headers

A quick view of which security headers are present or missing — HSTS, Content Security Policy, X-Frame-Options, Referrer-Policy, and more.

HSTSCSPX-Frame-OptionsReferrer-PolicyPermissions-Policy

Runtime behaviour

Beyond the HTML source — Reconix loads the page in a real browser and captures what happens at runtime: third-party scripts, cookie drops, storage writes, and network calls.

Third-party scriptsCookie dropslocalStorageNetwork callsIframes

Subdomain map

Reconix probes dozens of common subdomain prefixes and resolves them to IP addresses and CNAME records. You get a map of the domain's full infrastructure footprint — including staging environments, APIs, and CDN origins that aren't publicly listed.

Useful for competitive research, vendor due diligence, and understanding how a company's tech stack is actually deployed.

Example subdomain results

api.example.com A 104.21.44.1
cdn.example.com CNAME d1abc.cloudfront.net
app.example.com A 76.223.14.2
blog.example.com CNAME ghost.example.com
staging.example.com A 18.189.55.12

See the infrastructure behind any domain.

Infrastructure intelligence is included in every Reconix lookup.

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