#1 WHOIS History Database with extensive historical domain coverage

Enrich cybercrime investigations

• Privacy protection and WHOIS record redaction are among the first roadblocks that cybercrime investigators and law enforcers face. They can find out more about erring domains by looking into their historical WHOIS footprints.
• Cybercriminals have identifiable information that law enforcers and cybercrime investigators can use as starting points for investigations. With billions of historical WHOIS records, WHOIS History Database can provide investigators with more clues and additional data points. Domains associated with threat actors are revealed, along with other WHOIS record details that shed light on ongoing investigations.
• Create an attacker profile by digging up the domain ownership of a known threat actor. The past and present domain portfolios of cybercriminals can tell a story and reveal a penchant for specific domain name types. Recognizing a pattern among the domains you dig up from WHOIS History Database can help solve a specific cybercrime.