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6/23/2014 | 7:14:17 PM
While I love the idea of Paul being an uber-lord of the Internet, I wonder how much whois information is actually available to private, non-government parties? Now, I've seen scripts that comb whois records, and for those that are private, tries matches through Google searches of like info (users with emails matching the [email protected] or [email protected] of the domain), etc. Essentially a hack to pull as much information together with what is already out there as possible toward identifying the registrar and populating a database. Hard to imagine a private party can get much more detailed information legally, unless Mr. Vixie is tied into PRISM... :-)