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Question #: 159
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A certified ethical hacker is conducting a Whois footprinting activity on a specific domain. The individual is leveraging various tools such as Batch IP Converter and Whois Analyzer Pro to retrieve vital details but is unable to gather complete Whois information from the registrar for a particular set of data. As the hacker, what might be the probable data model being utilized by the domain's registrar for storing and looking up Whois information?

  • A. Thin Whois model working correctly
  • B. Thin Whois model with a malfunctioning server
  • C. Thick Whois model with a malfunctioning server
  • D. Thick Whois model working correctly
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Suggested Answer: A 🗳️
by MHafizC at Jan. 16, 2025, 5:48 a.m.

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Gibsomd
1 month ago
Selected Answer: A
The Whois system is used for querying domain registration details, and there are two primary models for storing and retrieving Whois information, Thin Whois Modeland and Thick Whois Model. Since the hacker is unable to retrieve complete Whois information, this suggests that The server is working correctly, but full data is not stored in the central registry (as per Thin Whois behavior).
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bibibi
1 month, 3 weeks ago
Selected Answer: A
i have changed my mind after carefully read into the question and this ""unable to gather complete Whois information from the registrar" show that it is the "Thin Whois model" that only provide limited information.
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bibibi
1 month, 3 weeks ago
Selected Answer: D
Thick WHOIS offers greater transparency and ease of access to domain information and consist more information like the contact information for the domain owner (registrant), administrative contact, and technical contact as compare to the Thin Whois.
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MHafizC
3 months ago
Selected Answer: A
This is related to thin whois model, providing only certain set of data. It is working as this.
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