WHOIS History Search Web Tool Tutorial
WHOIS History Search allows you to view the ownership history of a domain. Here’s a tutorial on using the tool.
WHOIS History Search allows you to view the ownership history of a domain. Here’s a tutorial on using the tool.
Brand Monitor allows you to track any keywords associated with your brand, trademark, or product. It tracks newly registered/modified and also recently expired domains containing all the Include terms and none of the Exclude terms in their domain name.
Reverse DNS Search allows you to retrieve domain name properties connected by DNS records. For instance, you can find web properties all hosted on a given IP address or using the same nameserver and mail server.
WHOIS Search allows you to retrieve a given domain name’s ownership, administrative, and technical information, among other details. From there, you can verify the legitimacy of a domain or pivot off certain WHOIS records to uncover current and historical connections. We’ll demonstrate how you can use WHOIS Search below.
Domain Availability Check allows you to verify the availability of a domain for registration. All you have to do is type the domain name into the search field and click Check.
Domain Monitor allows you to monitor changes in the selected domain WHOIS records and track both existing and not yet registered domains.
Domains & Subdomains Discovery Lookup allows you to identify all domains and subdomains that contain all the Include terms and none of the Exclude terms. You can discover domains only, subdomains only, or both. Also, you can specify where the search term should be placed in the domain name: start with, end with, contains, contains the word, to narrow down the results according to your needs.
As an aggregator of WHOIS, DNS, and IP data, WhoisXML API can help back up journalistic investigations with verifiable online facts about domains and websites. Researchers and media professionals can use our 9-in-1 hosted Domain Research Suite (DRS) platform to investigate suspicious domains, detect domain registration trends, keep track of the government’s or private sector’s actions towards errant websites, and more.
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