IQWHOIS Launches as Comprehensive WHOIS Database Download and Lookup Tool

Reverse WHOIS domain name ownership database offers relevant information regarding given domains which can be tailored to specific business needs and easily integrated with services.

Walnut, United States – March 16, 2018 /PressCable/ —

IQWHOIS has launched as a comprehensive WHOIS database download and WHOIS lookup tool, with a database that offers over 300 million active domain WHOIS records and billions of historic domain WHOIS records.. As an exceptionally useful tool for tracking connections between domain names, cross-referencing ownership details and brand monitoring, IQWHOIS can be applied to custom enterprise level needs.

“The database we offer contains relevant WHOIS information regarding given domains, which can be tailored to a business’ needs and easily integrated with their own services,” explains Jonathan Zhang of IQWHOIS. “Through our system, users can find out everything they need to know about a given domain – organization, registrant name, emails, registration address, registrar information, creation and expiry dates, last update date, domain age and availability and much more.

“Best of all, we provide a database in a format that is convenient for users; they can download it as a MYSQL, MYSQL dump or CSV file, and enjoy access to WHOIS records for more than 2,864 TLDs including .com, .net, .org, .us, .info, .pro, .biz, .mobi, .coop, .asia and ccTLDs such as .uk, .fr, .cn, .ru and others.”

Practical uses for the IQWHOIS database include cyber security to detect and prevent fraud, law enforcement to recognize all connected domains/websites/IP addresses associated with any fraudulent activities and cyber-crime, brand protection to ensure intellectual property is protected and marketing research to investigate domain details for general or specific brand purposes.

WHOIS traces its roots to 1982, when the Internet Engineering Task Force published a protocol for a directory service for ARPANET users. The directory initially listed just the contact information that was requested of anyone transmitting data across the ARPANET, but as the Internet grew, WHOIS began to serve the needs of different stakeholders such as domain name registrants, law enforcement agents, intellectual property and trademark owners, businesses and individual users.

The protocol remained fundamentally based on those original IETF standards, and this is the WHOIS protocol that the ICANN organization inherited when it was established in 1998.

More information can be obtained by visiting https://iqwhois.com or emailing support@IQWHOIS.com.

Contact Info:
Name: Ted Evans
Organization: IQWhois
Address: 340 S Lemon Ave #1362, Walnut, California 91789, United States

For more information, please visit https://iqwhois.com

Source: PressCable

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