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Learn how WHOIS lookup works, why it's essential for domain research, and how to interpret WHOIS data effectively.
WHOIS lookup is a query and response protocol used to query databases that store registered users or assignees of internet resources, such as domain names, IP address blocks, and autonomous systems. The term "WHOIS" is derived from the phrase "Who is?" as in "Who is responsible for this domain name?"
When you perform a WHOIS lookup on a domain name, you're accessing a publicly available database that contains registration details about that domain. This includes information about the domain owner, registration dates, expiration dates, name servers, and the registrar through which the domain was registered.
WHOIS data is maintained by registrars and registries, with ICANN (Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers) overseeing the global WHOIS system for most generic top-level domains (gTLDs).
Identify malicious domains, track phishing attempts, and investigate cyber attacks by examining domain registration patterns and ownership details.
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| Field | Description | Importance |
|---|---|---|
| Registrant Info | Domain owner's name, organization, address, email, phone | Identifies who owns and is responsible for the domain |
| Registration Dates | Created, updated, and expiration dates | Shows domain age and when it needs renewal |
| Name Servers | DNS servers handling domain resolution | Reveals hosting provider and DNS configuration |
| Registrar | Company that registered the domain | Shows where domain is registered and managed |
| Domain Status | Current status (active, pending, suspended, etc.) | Indicates if domain is operational or has issues |
Note: With GDPR implementation, some WHOIS data may be redacted for privacy. Our historical WHOIS database provides access to pre-GDPR data when full contact information was publicly available.
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Check domains 60-90 days before expiration when owners might be considering non-renewal. Many valuable domains become available during this window.
Learn to recognize privacy protection services in WHOIS records. Look for patterns like "WhoisGuard", "Domains By Proxy", or registrar-specific privacy services.
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Access our complete historical WHOIS database with records from 2016 to present for comprehensive domain intelligence.