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Assuming the #1 Google result on page 1 of search is the companies public domain is a flaw. Some companies use a different domain for corporate use than their
by unreal37 4y ago
Assuming the #1 Google result on page 1 of search is the companies public domain is a flaw.
Some companies use a different domain for corporate use than their public domain name.
Like fb.com
- homero 4y agoThey said that One thing to note about these results is that when we get a result that says the company has a tenant, we are nearly 100% correct in that fact. However, if we say that a company does not have a tenant, we are not necessarily correct. It is possible that the google result did not point to their actual domain name, or they are using a different domain name for their AAD Tenant. If you wanted to do this really robustly, you would probably want to get a better source for your domain names than automated google search results. You might want to also look at other combinations like “companyname.onmicrosoft.com”, however we are doing just rough estimates here.
- Eleison23 4y agoWell, you can also spot Facebook when their IPv6 addresses contain :face:b00c:
- ldjb 4y agoThe script also seems to assume that the company's domain name is of the form (foo.bar), which may be a reasonable assumption for the US-based Fortune 500, but won't work so well if trying to replicate this with international companies (which often have domain names like example.co.uk or example.co.jp).