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Privacy Protection Updates #35

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@whoot whoot commented May 16, 2024

This pull request contains the following fixes:

  1. Update python-requests to fix security issue
  2. use a regex to grep for valid email addresses (mitigates false positives, due to privacy protected whois entries)
  3. added a list of "bad strings" used in privacy protected whois entries

Before:

### Company Names:
WORLD COINS USA
BLUEHOST.COM
Whois Privacy Service
Identity Protection Service

### Domain Names:
worldcoin.org

### Email Addresses:
yelliebird@hotmail.com
whois@bluehost.com
please query the rdds service of the registrar of record identified in this output for information o
please query the rdds service of the registrar of record identified in this output for information on how to contact the registrant, admin, or tech contact of the queried domain name.

After:

### Company Names:
WORLD COINS USA
BLUEHOST.COM

### Domain Names:
worldcoin.org

### Email Addresses:
yelliebird@hotmail.com
whois@bluehost.com

@whoot whoot changed the title Regex updates Privacy Protection Updates May 16, 2024
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whoot commented May 16, 2024

Thanks.
Understandable, whois is kind of dead, due to all the privacy regulations, but I still use it as part of my OSINT researches.

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