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Informations about the package whois
Redbox-whois
This is a Whois library I wrote to use for reconnaissance missions for my pen testing efforts. You could use it yourself because I made it easy to use.
Installation
Usage
The package is flexible and easy to use. Here are a few examples of how you could use the package.
Simple static call
Use it without the static call
The static call mentioned above is just a clever wrapper around the lookup function. You can instantiate the WhoisClient yourself and call the lookup function. Note as well we are using the getOutput() function to get the output of the lookup.
Save the output to a file
The saveOutput function has an optional parameter: the path to the file. If you do not specify a path the output will be stored as whois.txt. The saveOutput function will return the WhoisClient object so you can chain it with getOutput() if you wish.
Special thanks
I needed a list of TLDs and their whois servers. This list of servers I found in the PHP WHOIS project. If you are looking for even more options to configure, check out that project. Besides more options, it will also support php versions ranging from 5.6 to the latest and current PHP version.
The MIT License (MIT)
Copyright (c) 2023 Johnny Mast [email protected]
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