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They haven't "hacked" anything. Those are simply subdomains. Since they prefix your whois query string in their subdomans, they are listed in the output.
by jcr 16y ago
They haven't "hacked" anything. Those are simply subdomains. Since they prefix your whois query string in their subdomans, they are listed in the output.
- jorgem 16y agoStill kinda clever. Some services let you "prove" you own a domain by inserting some text into the WHOIS... I can't think of one off the top-of-my-head, but this "hack" might be useful for that.