findmytakeover is a DNS security tool that identifies dangling DNS records across multi-cloud environments by scanning DNS zones and cloud infrastructure configurations. The tool operates by examining DNS records within configured cloud service providers and cross-referencing them with existing infrastructure to identify records that point to non-existent resources. Rather than relying on wordlist-based approaches, it performs comprehensive scans of actual DNS zones and cloud assets. The primary function is detecting potential subdomain takeover vulnerabilities by identifying DNS records where the underlying infrastructure has been decommissioned or removed while the DNS entry remains active. This creates security risks where attackers could potentially claim the abandoned resources and serve malicious content. The tool supports major commercial cloud service providers and can scan across multiple cloud environments simultaneously. It generates reports on identified dangling DNS records and potential takeover scenarios. Note that the tool has not been tested on specialized government cloud regions such as AWS GovCloud, Azure Government, or Google for Government, though it should function in these environments.