What this tool does
reverseips.com searches passive DNS observations for A and AAAA records whose value matches a public IP address. The free page shows a sample and the observed count when data is available.
- Security researchers - discover related infrastructure before deeper validation
- Domain owners - understand what passive DNS has seen on an address
- OSINT analysts - map infrastructure leads without treating shared IPs as proof of ownership
Hosts and domains
A host here is a DNS name, such as example.com or api.example.com. The sample includes root domains and subdomains; each distinct hostname counts as one host.
Method and limits
Data comes from Profundis.io passive DNS. A result means a host was observed resolving to the IP at some point; it does not prove the host is currently hosted there, owned by the same party, or reachable over HTTP. Empty results mean no match was returned for this free lookup, not that no host ever resolved to the address.
Related Tools
- IP History - See the IPv4 and IPv6 addresses recorded for a root domain, with the dates of their records
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- Internet Live View - Real-time BGP and internet monitoring
- Profundis.io - Advanced DNS intelligence platform
Contact
For questions, feedback, or security reports, use Profundis contact or the security.txt policy.