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1052

DDT (Dynamic DNS Tools)

Dynamic DNS Tools — a client/server for remote authenticated DNS updates, dormant since 2013.

TCP UDP IANA registry

Description

IANA assigns 1052 to ddt, "Dynamic DNS Tools", a small C++ client/server project that let clients push authenticated updates into a DNS zone before RFC 2136 dynamic update and nsupdate became the standard way to do that. The project shipped as ddt-client and ddt-server in Debian and was last released in 2013; SourceForge marks it inactive. You will rarely meet a live ddt-server today. A listener on 1052 is more often an unrelated application than this project, so fingerprint before you conclude.

Exposed to the internet?

Do not expose

A service whose whole job is writing DNS records, with no upstream maintenance since 2013 — do not put it on a public interface; use RFC 2136 with TSIG instead.

Check it yourself

$ nmap -Pn -sV -p 1052 TARGET

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