Comments on: Update to the “Anything You Reg” Post http://www.cshel.com/seo-sem/domains/2006/11/update-to-the-anything-you-reg-post/ SEO, PR and Technology Consulting Fri, 26 Feb 2010 22:10:25 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Cshel SEO » Blog Archive » Anything you register can and will be held against you… http://www.cshel.com/seo-sem/domains/2006/11/update-to-the-anything-you-reg-post/comment-page-1/#comment-50 Cshel SEO » Blog Archive » Anything you register can and will be held against you… Fri, 01 Dec 2006 05:44:52 +0000 http://www.cshel.com/domains/2006/11/update-to-the-anything-you-reg-post/#comment-50 [...] Update to the “Anything You Reg” Post [...] [...] Update to the “Anything You Reg” Post [...]

]]> By: Follow up on “Google knows all your sites” - stefanjuhl.com http://www.cshel.com/seo-sem/domains/2006/11/update-to-the-anything-you-reg-post/comment-page-1/#comment-45 Follow up on “Google knows all your sites” - stefanjuhl.com Wed, 29 Nov 2006 18:33:41 +0000 http://www.cshel.com/domains/2006/11/update-to-the-anything-you-reg-post/#comment-45 [...] Yesterday I posted a comment here which I’ve quoted below. In that I told how anyone could’ve looked up what Matt Cutts did. This was to suggest that Matt Cutts didn’t necessarily have a “profile of webmaster” that he just checked under the site review session. I decided to find the actual domain being reviewed at the session. And then I checked how easy it would be to find the other domains. The result was approx. 2 minutes and I had a bunch of them. [...] [...] Yesterday I posted a comment here which I’ve quoted below. In that I told how anyone could’ve looked up what Matt Cutts did. This was to suggest that Matt Cutts didn’t necessarily have a “profile of webmaster” that he just checked under the site review session. I decided to find the actual domain being reviewed at the session. And then I checked how easy it would be to find the other domains. The result was approx. 2 minutes and I had a bunch of them. [...]

]]> By: carolyn http://www.cshel.com/seo-sem/domains/2006/11/update-to-the-anything-you-reg-post/comment-page-1/#comment-40 carolyn Tue, 28 Nov 2006 21:24:29 +0000 http://www.cshel.com/domains/2006/11/update-to-the-anything-you-reg-post/#comment-40 Shhh, you're ruining the conspiracy theory! Shhh, you’re ruining the conspiracy theory!

]]> By: Stefan Juhl http://www.cshel.com/seo-sem/domains/2006/11/update-to-the-anything-you-reg-post/comment-page-1/#comment-39 Stefan Juhl Tue, 28 Nov 2006 21:02:52 +0000 http://www.cshel.com/domains/2006/11/update-to-the-anything-you-reg-post/#comment-39 In regards to this: "How would he have known which domains to check for privacy protection if he didn’t already have the list of domains associated with the reviewee’s business?" I decided to find the actual domain being reviewed at the session. And then I checked how easy it would be to find the other domains. The result was approx. 2 minutes and I had a bunch of them. The process: - lookup ip for the domain - check for other domains on ip (none) - check for domains on surrounding ip's (1 domain on each) - check the span of the ip block (1 C class - assigned to the corp. having the first domain) This can be done by anybody without special tools. MSN live has the 'ip:' operator (not perfect). Domaintools.com has a reverse ip lookup tool (better than MSN's). In regards to this: “How would he have known which domains to check for privacy protection if he didn’t already have the list of domains associated with the reviewee’s business?”

I decided to find the actual domain being reviewed at the session. And then I checked how easy it would be to find the other domains. The result was approx. 2 minutes and I had a bunch of them.

The process:
- lookup ip for the domain
- check for other domains on ip (none)
- check for domains on surrounding ip’s (1 domain on each)
- check the span of the ip block (1 C class – assigned to the corp. having the first domain)

This can be done by anybody without special tools. MSN live has the ‘ip:’ operator (not perfect). Domaintools.com has a reverse ip lookup tool (better than MSN’s).

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