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DNS Info

Sean O'Shea
Oct 28, 2017
1 min read

Another great tip by way of Roy Zur of Cybint. View DNS Info, http://viewdns.info/ is a site on which you can conduct research into the background of internet domains. Here's a run down of just four tools on the site.

The Domain / IP Whois tool will provide you with information about the registrant for a web site and its server.

The Reverse Whois Lookup tool lets you find out which sites are registered to a particular individual.

Find the geographic location of a specified IP address, with the IP Location Finder tool.

. . . and finally, use the Chinese Firewall Test to determine if a site is blocked in the People's Republic of China.