full-disclosure - Using domain whois information for fun and profit

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Message-ID: <007d01c63be1$12ef4970$0200a8c0@DORKA>
Date: Mon Feb 27 21:02:19 2006
From: very at unprivate.com (php0t)
Subject: Using domain whois information for fun and
	profit

 > A google search for HTML based Whois pages turned up:
http://networking.ringofsaturn.com/Tools/whois.php
 >  If you do a whois on carefreetravelmn.com
<http://carefreetravelmn.com/> , you get a popup window. 

 >  Should internic allow <tags> to be used in domain registration
contact info? 

  I don't see why not, it's just data. It comes without saying that if
you use data in a context where it might be more, you handle it
appropriately. If you echo data that is interpreted by a browser, you
should filter the tags - be it user input, the http referer field, the
reverse dns for the IP, etc.
  Plus, when i do a whois at the shell, i wouldn't like to see &lt/&gt
instead of the the html opening tags. The idea ain't bad though, it's
probably fun to see info about some percentage of the people that do
whois on our domains/ip's.

php0t

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