WHOIS hunting for domain
The following procedure tells you how to create a tracking rule for a regular WHOIS search for a domain.
To create a tracking rule for regular WHOIS search for a domain:
- Open the WHOIS Hunting page (WHOIS Tracking () → WHOIS Hunting), and then select the Domain tab.
Required and optional fields will be displayed.
- In the Rule name field, specify a name for the tracking rule.
A rule name must be unique.
- Select the Notifications enabled check box and specify an email address if you want to receive email notifications when new information appears about the tracking rule.
- Specify the priority of a tracking rule:
The number of available/all tracking rules is displayed for all Kaspersky Threat Intelligence Portal users in your group.
- Fill in at least one of the required fields:
- Domain—Domain you want to investigate.
You can use special search characters (such as *, ~, and ^).
Advanced searches can be performed only for ASCII domain names. A search for internationalized domain names (IDNs) may be proceeded incorrectly.
- Contact—Name, email address, or organization name of any of the contacts (registrant, administrative, technical, billing, or zone) to which the domain belongs. Searches are word-based and case-insensitive.
You can perform different types of searches.
- Name server—Name server for the domain you want to investigate.
For name servers, the same types of search are possible as for domain names: exact matching, substring matching, and approximate string matching.
- If necessary, specify the following fields in the Advanced options section:
- Information checked date (range)—Date when the information about the domain was last updated in Kaspersky expert systems.
- Creation date (range)—Period of time when the domain was created.
- Expiration date (range)—Period of time when the domain expires.
- Updated date (range)—Period of time when information about the domain was updated in the registry.
- Click the Create tracking rule button.
Kaspersky Threat Intelligence Portal will create a tracking rule for a domain.
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