Dear kids,
I understand completely that you ask me where to download a list of 100.000.000 domains.
I did, and this drove a few GB traffic to a website. Can you imagine what would happen if i'd post any such url here? Boys, i guess you can. So please, have a look at http://johnny.ihackstuff.com/ and try to have fun with our favourite search-engine as well.
Another option: Since most of the URLs listed on the site are .com/.net, you might also get them directly from verisign. The TOS there are roughly the same as the TOS at www.serversniff.net, in fact i derived serversniffs Terms of Service from Versign, for the last what i wanted to do is support f*cking spammers.
Or: Create something on your own. Something to offer, me or the "community". Then come back on me and ask. I'd be happy to support you with a list of domains if you're able to explain what you're workin on. I'd be happy to team up with you if there is any win-win-situation.
If you're working for a company: I'd be happy to support you with hostnames, domainnames or known IP's, filtered by whatever you want, given that you're willing to agree to our ToS. Drop me a mail and I'm quite sure we'll negotiate a reasonable agreement.
Tom
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Doesn't help me much... still looking round. I was talking to the guy from www.netsearch.ch - they are running dozens of spiders and have millions of hosts in their db.
They let me have a quick look at the data (I said I was a student ;-) - looks great but they don't let you access it. It has everything - great maps also to show geographical distribution of various data. They use it for security tests and researching. They say they don't sell it but it looks so professional with these flash maps and everything I don't believe they don't make tons of money out of it.
They have a windows software that does it all but they don't sell it I have seen a screenshot, maybe I find the address of the screenshot again. Very secretive everything.
So I was looking round on how to collect data myself because I want to get specific details for the hosts but also maybe it's just impossible...
Your data is great but I can not search for all hosts containing "business" and things like that. The hackstuff website is down right now so no access there...
man dont complicate: you can download the files via ftp from verysign: http://www.verisign.com/information-services/naming-services/com-net-registry/page_001052.html
He is right! A cool thing is also: try to do AXFR on toplevel domains! It workd for several!
Sviatoslaw
I guess you could also extract some information from netcraft website - has anyone tried and got some results?
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