DNSSECListWalk takes a list of domains and determines their DNSSEC status.
The original script was written by Scott Rose of NIST. Richard Bullington-McGuire rbullington-mcguire@bstonetech.com, also known as @obscurerichard, adapted it for release at the 2011 1.USA.gov Hack Day on July 29, 2011.
This script requires Perl 5 and a few Perl modules from CPAN 1:
- Email::Simple
- Email::Sender
- JSON::PP
- Net::DNS
- Template::Toolkit
You may install those into your system Perl installation using CPAN, or use local::lib and cpanminus to install those into a non-root user directory, as current Perl best practices suggest. If you have cpanminus installed you need only issue this command:
cpanm Email::Sender Net::DNS JSON::PP Template::Toolkit
See one of the many tutorial introductions to installing Perl modules as a non-root user (and some Mac-specific info) for more information on setting this up.
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Copyright © 2011 Blackstone Technology Group
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