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Find out who owns a phishing site?

cross6

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A phishsing/adsense spam site is targeting our company. They've put up sever sites that now show up pretty highly ranked in google.


I tried whois but it doesn't yield much - any other avenues of exploration?

Our lawyers are hungry for details lol.
 
nslookup www.site.com

Then a whois at arin, ripe, or apnic on the IP. That should give you the owner of the IP address, and they should have contact information available. Sorry if I just repeated the whois you already tried. 😛
 
ok I just searched the arin whois and it says no records found - but the urls definately work. I tried with and without the WWW.


 
If ARIN doesn't have a record for the ip address try RIPE. If RIPE doesn't have it, try APNIC. Those are the big 3, one of them will probably have it.
 
After doing a ping on their url and then a whois on ARIN, I got some information on the IP ping returned.
However, when searching up the web address in NSLOOKUP, if I drill down to closer DNS servers from a.root-servers.net, I am returned a different IP (which I won't post publicly on here). I doubt any of that helps but just a thought.
 
Originally posted by: TC10284
After doing a ping on their url and then a whois on ARIN, I got some information on the IP ping returned.
However, when searching up the web address in NSLOOKUP, if I drill down to closer DNS servers from a.root-servers.net, I am returned a different IP (which I won't post publicly on here). I doubt any of that helps but just a thought.




Which means.......
 
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