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Add CreepyCORE to Domain Name > Whois Records - #759
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Adds CreepyCORE (https://creepycore.com) under Domain Name > Whois Records.
Disclosure: this is my own project. Web recon platform for IP, domain, URL and email targets — RDAP via the IANA bootstrap, DNS over HTTPS, Certificate Transparency and a local DB-IP Lite database, aggregated into a graph. A free account is required; those four sources need no third-party API keys and the free tier is not time-limited. Paid tiers add further modules.