See what your DNS logs already know.
Get a structured visibility report from DNS logs you already collect.
Results in minutes. No agents. No deployment.
Before you upload
- Raw DNS exports are processed locally in your browser
- Application traffic uses HTTPS/TLS
- Reports protected by unique access links
- No software installation required
- No account required
- DNS data is not used to train AI models
- Built by a DNS support engineer
What you get
Three answers hidden in your DNS logs.
ShadowDNS turns existing DNS traffic into a structured visibility report you can review, share, and act on.
AI tools observed in DNS traffic
AI services resolving on your network, broken down by tool and device. Detections come from a published, human-reviewable signature list.
ChatGPT · Claude · Gemini · Cursor · Windsurf · Perplexity · DeepSeek · Copilot
Shadow IT worth reviewing
File-sharing, remote-access, and messaging apps observed in DNS traffic. Categorized and risk-flagged for triage.
Dropbox · WeTransfer · Notion · Discord · TeamViewer · AnyDesk
Suspicious DNS activity
Early signals worth investigating: NRDs, IOC matches, resolver bypass, and NXDOMAIN outliers. No additional infrastructure required.
Newly registered domains · Known-bad indicators · DoH bypass · NXDOMAIN spikes
Why it matters
DNS already sees it. Most teams don't.
Shadow IT
Employees adopt SaaS tools faster than IT can review them.
AI adoption
AI-related services continue to appear across enterprise networks.
DNS visibility
DNS logs often contain the evidence teams need, but not the context.
The report
A structured visibility report built from your DNS data.
Not a dashboard. A focused report: what was detected, why it matters, and what you might do next.
2,418,332
Total DNS queries
9
AI tools detected
14
Shadow IT findings
3
DNS security findings
How it works
From DNS log to visibility report in minutes.
No agents. No deployment. No procurement process.
Export DNS logs
Windows DNS, Pi-hole, or generic CSV.
Upload the CSV
Drag and drop at /scan. 50 MB cap on free.
ShadowDNS analyzes
Parses, categorizes, and flags findings.
Visibility report
Structured report, ready in minutes.
Why ShadowDNS exists
DNS logs already contain many of the answers security and IT teams need.
The challenge is turning raw DNS activity into something that can be reviewed, shared, and acted on quickly.
ShadowDNS was built to make DNS visibility easier to understand through structured reports instead of raw log files.
Trust & privacy
Built with the boring fundamentals.
Run your first report in 5 minutes.
Upload a DNS log. Review the findings. Share the report with your team.