Anna Ioanna

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I like the simplicity of the tool. All I need to do is save the IP addresses in a CSV file and upload it. The result can also be downloaded in the same file format, although other formats are available.

10 days! Wow such a great experience. It was frustrating at first, but afterwards it felt liberating!

WHOIS history has proven very helpful in our cyber investigations for the past couple of years, in light of the redaction of WHOIS records. While privacy regulations mean well, their implications in the domain registration process have been felt strongly in the cybersecurity realm, based on my experience.

I like that the pricing plans are readily accessible for the API, although I did have to fill out a form to inquire about the downloadable database. But I think that the API version of this reverse DNS product fits well with the other penetration testing tools we’re currently using.

1 million subdomains added every day? That’s quite a huge database, considering that it already has a massive amount of data. I wonder how customers are given access—do we download the whole thing upon purchase or have daily access? I already contacted the company and am currently awaiting a response. (from backfromcali email)

I really like IndieHackers