how can I find the IP address of a website?

Mastermind [thekinghack]
11 years ago

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how can I find the IP address of a website?
im just curious and want to improve my knowledge with website

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???Roun512 [roun512]
11 years ago

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hey m8 open command promt and type in it ping anywebsite.com and u will see the IP ! and if u didnt understand i can tell u

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Mastermind [thekinghack]
11 years ago

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Aw okay thank u man

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Fireshard
11 years ago

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This is not perfectly true. A serious company such as Google or Facebook has several servers which will give you different IPs at different times, depending on how close and busy the servers are.

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xxxmohdxxx
11 years ago

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type ping www.name of website.com

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ii1joe
11 years ago

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open cmd and type ping www.nameofwebsite
or you could do tracert then web address but ping is faster

Scott [scopes20]
11 years ago

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cdjamel2001, use RDP to control a pc remotely, or install a RAT on a target pc to control it remotely without persmission.

“You don’t have enough space in your inventory”

^UknownSource^ [mattempik]
11 years ago

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you also could use teamviewer hahaha . but rat is the best :)

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daMage
11 years ago

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For finding the ip, in addition to ping and tracert/traceroute, the natural tool for me is nslookup

daMage

Scott [scopes20]
11 years ago

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A tip for people who didnt know, you can type the IP adress of a website into the adress bar instead of typeing out the whole website name.

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sagie69
11 years ago

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C:\Users\yourname>nslookup
Default Server: yourispdnsServer
Address: xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx

google.com
Server: yourdnsserver
Address: xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx

Non-authoritative answer:
Name: google.com
Addresses: 2404:6800:4007:802::100e
74.125.236.168
74.125.236.160
74.125.236.164
74.125.236.162
74.125.236.163
74.125.236.167
74.125.236.174
74.125.236.161
74.125.236.166
74.125.236.165
74.125.236.169

daMage
11 years ago

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in addition to typing the pages ip in the “dotted” notation, you can enter the corresponding decimal value too…

For example if you enter http://1249766568/ it is equal to http://74.125.236.168/

how to convert it?
168+236256+125256²+74*256³ = 1249766568

daMage

sagie69
11 years ago

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what is the theory behind this?

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Abhijeet [abhi1302]
11 years ago

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sagie69 logic seems to be simple daMage has done octal to base 10 conversion which is humans number system.
and i m just doing the same thing but with extra bit of steps.

hexadecimal = 74.125.236.168
decimal = 74256³ + 125256² + 236256¹ + 168256⁰

There are 10 types of people in the world: Those who understand binary, and those who don’t

daMage
11 years ago

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Same thing, different steps:
1.) Convert each octet to hex:
74.125.236.168 =>
74 = 4Ah
125 = 7Dh
236 = ECh
168 = A8h
2.) concatenate hex numbers: 4A7DECa8h (if any of the hex numbers is F or less, add a leading zero 0F)
3.) convert to base ten: 4A7DECa8h = 1249766568

I hope this clears things up…

daMage

[HUNON]
11 years ago

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CMD>ping www.example.com

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you will have the IP addresses above^ and to resolve a route,
Tracert www.example.com

Genesis [Fromwarriors]
11 years ago

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Open terminal(If on linux) or CMD on Windows
Code: ping <website.com>

This works for both Windows and Linux.

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Mastermind [thekinghack]
11 years ago

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hahaha that’s very cooooooooooooooooool ! Hacking is a drug that should cure viagra! lol

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daMage
11 years ago

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A drug that should cure another drug? I’m sorry, could you explain?

daMage

???Roun512 [roun512]
11 years ago

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hahaha u r right Damage :D :D :D

If you make people think they’re thinking, they’ll love you. but if you really make them think, they’ll hate you.
~ Harlan Ellison

RyKk0l4N
11 years ago

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start cmd and write ping address.com example ping www.google.com

J [ColdIV]
11 years ago

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That was now mentioned 5 times.
[quote=roun512]ping anywebsite.com and u will see the IP[/quote]
[quote=ii1joe]open cmd and type ping www.nameofwebsite[/quote]
[quote=HUNON]CMD>ping www.example.com[/quote]
[quote=Fromwarriors]1. Open terminal(If on linux) or CMD on Windows
2. Code: ping <website.com>[/quote]
[quote=RyKk0l4N]start cmd and write ping address.com example ping www.google.com[/quote]
I guess everyone know how to do it with ‘ping’ now ;)

And I’d love to hear the explanation too d:

daMage
11 years ago

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Maybe we should also create an echo of nslookup :)

daMage

Mikey * [StonedNinjaLUFC]
11 years ago

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ping ping ping ping ping ping ping - tracert :)

daMage
11 years ago

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@StonedNinjaLUFC:
Are you suggesting that we should explain how to use ping as tracert? ;)

daMage

J [ColdIV]
11 years ago

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Well nslookup was just mentioned 3 times by now d:
But I always wonder how often the same message is written in a topic.. Just makes me think they don’t even read everything..

Mikey * [StonedNinjaLUFC]
11 years ago

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no demage just messing around m8… :)

Honey Boo Boo [Ski900]
11 years ago

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thekinghack = false advertisement :)

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Mastermind [thekinghack]
11 years ago

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@SKi900 why u say it ?

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oxide
11 years ago | edited 11 years ago

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dont forget to try zone transfers on the target webserver

i bake therefore im fried!!

Gninja
11 years ago

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just in-case you didn’t get it piiiiinnnnnnggggggg lol

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oxide
11 years ago

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also dont forget guys its also usefull to traceroute to it to get the firewalls address because 9/10 times it is a nat system with vhosts

i bake therefore im fried!!

DaGr8Kornolio
11 years ago

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@damage, could you explain what system is responsible for the translation of the ip address to a decimal format? Is it your own browser that do this? I’ve never seen this before… Can I use binary, hexa or octal? ;)

Thanks,

BTW @oxide, web servers don’t do zone transfer, dns server do… But in fact NO DNS SERVER DO THAT!!! I must say I don’t have your experience in hacking…

My vote to nslookup… fuck ICMP… Don’t forget to take a look to the WHOIS record!

DaGr8

Just because I am paranoid doesnt mean theyre not after me…

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oxide
11 years ago

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actually u are right but when i said zone transfer i obviously meant the webservers default nameservers sorry for the confusion lol

i bake therefore im fried!!

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Pete Maynard [Osaka]
10 years ago

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I’m closing this thread because the question has been answered.

To get the IP address of a website you can do the following:

a) Use ping
b) traceroute or tracepath or tracert
c) nslookup (The correct way)

nslookup uses DNS to get the server’s IP address. DNS is a system which maps IP addresses to domain names (i.e hackthis.co.uk)

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