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dnsteal DNS Exfiltration Tool

https://github.com/m57/dnsteal

CTF | DNS | Tool

dnsteal provides a fake DNS server and encodes a file into a series of DNS requests. The fake DNS server then reassembles the file. This can be used to hide the file exfiltration as DNS traffic, however, since it doesn't use the default DNS server it is quite noisy.