How an Attacker Can Gather Basic Information From Your Website

How an Attacker Can Gather Basic Information From Your Website


On the off chance that you are another site designer or non-tech individual then it is vital for you to realize that how an aggressor can accumulate the extremely fundamental data of your site.

– So, how about we think like an aggressor

To begin with, the aggressor will go for the WHOIS seek.

Wherein he can check the server IP, the site proprietor's name, and address, and other data.


After a fundamental inquiry, the assailant will verify the server your site uses and which dialect your site is based on.

For that, there's a site called Built With. 


As observed above, you can verify which stage a specific site is utilizing and the stage it was created on

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