Chielou June
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I want to know who is of a domain or the creation date.
The whois is hidden now.
Any help ?
The whois is hidden now.
Any help ?
Is there any way to find whois of a domain which is hidden ?
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Yes it can be done I suspect so I did it a few times myself.
Chielou June
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How ?
And what type of software is that exactly?
I have never heard that anyone outside of law enforcement could get whois info like that.
One I made myself before.
Lol come on now.
Please explain how your software has access to highly protected database where all the whois information is hosted.
This is such a horseshit.
You don't seem to understand basic logic or software anything can be found or got one way or another if it's online if you want to keep thinking something on database now no one can touch you may need to open eyes more.
TomTheCat
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You need to look at whois history, you might have some luck there.
LOL
This is straight BS man.. come on now.
Honestly I haven't heard anything more retarded for a while.
Registrars are protecting payment information, some registrars require ID scans to assign domains and forward the information to databases what we publicly call whois.
There is no way that you have a software that gets pasts or around or inside the database.. stop spreading lies around the forum.
Chielou June
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Who told you that I am nt doing my business ?
If you don't know something, better not to pull some one's legs.
Thanks
uncutu
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Majority of lookup tools will tell you creation date despite whois privacy. Everyone I tested does.
Getting the name can't be done.
I've seen some advanced whois lookup tools (don't remember the name sorry) that include history & dates of changes. Such as change in nameservers, owner name, etc.
You may get lucky and find another moment in time when the name was not hidden. But very unlikely.
You will have to go through other means. Sometimes the webmaster you are investigating will leave footprints that track back to them, such as a username that exists on twitter/instagram. I found some of my competitors personal pages that way.
Getting the name can't be done.
I've seen some advanced whois lookup tools (don't remember the name sorry) that include history & dates of changes. Such as change in nameservers, owner name, etc.
You may get lucky and find another moment in time when the name was not hidden. But very unlikely.
You will have to go through other means. Sometimes the webmaster you are investigating will leave footprints that track back to them, such as a username that exists on twitter/instagram. I found some of my competitors personal pages that way.
I just checked.
There is no way anyone outside of the law enforcement could get past whois privacy information without straight up hacking the database/system..
Not even a domain broker, that's why SEDO always asks to remove the privacy settings before listing..
This guy is so full of shit.
There is no way anyone outside of the law enforcement could get past whois privacy information without straight up hacking the database/system..
Not even a domain broker, that's why SEDO always asks to remove the privacy settings before listing..
This guy is so full of shit.
raregem009
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You sound naive for someone who is on the internet. You see companies admit data breaches all the time. For somebody with the right set of skills getting that info from a database is possible.
Have you read the entire thread?
I said there is no other way getting this information without hacking. What are you saying here?
This guy claims to have build software that does this on random basis.
In that case, could sell the whois information or his software for millions on darkweb easily.. the entire thread is a joke.
bdman
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If who is protected then it impossible to know until the hosting provider tells you.
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