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Subdomains pointing to `sub.example.com.cdn.cloudflare.com` utilize a CNAME Zone on Cloudflare which requires a Business or Enterprise account and requires TXT record verification at the authoritative DNS per this article titled...

I have performed takeovers in the past with this exact scenario. Unless AWS has updated that system you can attempt to claim an ElasticBeanstalk instance under the name of `6zycefn8gp`...

Taking over 6zycefn8gp.us-east-1.elasticbeanstalk.com, will give you access to any.6zycefn8gp.us-east-1.elasticbeanstalk.com (assuming the first is available here because you can configure the subdomain in your Apache/PHP configuration. You don't perform the takeover...

The CNAME record AWS adds to their system is wildcarded if I remember correctly. So you just need to setup the configuration within the ElasticBeanstalk instance I believe. I'm away...

@atastycookie There are more false positives due to NS1's safety checks, but I can confirm the issue is not fixed.

@dopo123 @breezemight The flow has definitely changed now that they are under Verizon, before you could "add the domain" to see if it worked and then pay for it. Now...

Hi @melardev, yes, you are correct, you do need a new resource group each time to "refresh" which DNS servers it assigns you. Thanks for adding this clarification, I've updated...

@mohamed-faris You can try under "create a resource" and look for "DNS zones", but you may have to start a free trial or have a payment method on file to...

@royalcoder-sudo This error means that an account on DNSMadeEasy already has the (sub)domain in a zone. The domain is currently returning an NXDOMAIN error (which typically is not vulnerable to...

@xsh1synack I discussed this specific issue with another researcher a while back. They even asked DNSMadeEasy's customer service about delegating to those servers and were told that zones are only...