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Hundreds of thousands of domains are registered or dropped every day, and it can be challenging to stay informed as malicious actors develop infrastructure. DomainTools monitoring products are built on the world’s largest database of domain and DNS profile information, as well as the fastest new-infrastructure discovery capabilities in the market. With them, security teams can configure alerts to warn them when the adversary is still in the preparatory phases of an intrusion or attack, or when a known campaign evolves.

Key Benefits

Faster Response Time

Better Situational Awareness

Flexible Implementation as GUI, API, or email alerts

Proactively Alert on Campaign Infrastructure

Registrant Monitor

Monitoring of numerous different parameters found in Whois records.
Email alerts tell you when domains tied to the monitored registrant term(s) have changes, including new registrations, changes of ownership, or drops/deletes.
Dashboard displays records of the changes for easy reference.

IP Monitor

Email alerts showing when domains are pointed to or away from the monitored IP address.
Tracking of hosting changes for new, existing, and deleted domains.
Dashboard displays records of the changes for easy reference.

Name Server Monitor

Email alerts tell you when the server resolves new domains or drops existing ones.
Coverage of all core generic TLDs, all new gTLDs, and many country code (ccTLDs).
Dashboard displays records of the changes for easy reference.

Latest Updates

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Enhancing DNSDB to Better Handle DNS Wildcard Names | DomainTools

Originally published by DomainTools. This blog article explains how DomainTools is enhancing DNSDB to better handle wildcard DNS records.

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SPM55: Ascending the Ranks of Indonesian Phishing As A Service Offerings | DomainTools

Originally published by DomainTools. Although SPM55 is a relative newcomer to the Indonesian cybercrime community, a marked uptick in activity...

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