Structured registration data for any domain, plus the signals that matter for spotting a malicious one.
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This returns RDAP registration data (created/updated/expires dates, registrar, registrant, statuses, nameservers) and a red-flags list.
WHOIS context, especially registration age and privacy redaction, helps you judge whether a sending domain is trustworthy.
A live RDAP query via rdap.org returns structured records; a deterministic rule set surfaces red flags like recent registration or privacy protection.
Most registrars enable WHOIS privacy by default since GDPR. Redaction alone is not suspicious, but combined with a young domain it is worth noting.
RDAP is the modern, structured replacement for the legacy WHOIS protocol. It returns the same kind of data in JSON.
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