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Maël Gangloff
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### RDAP search ### RDAP search
The latest version of the WHOIS protocol was standardized in 2004 by RFC 3912.[^1] This protocol allows anyone to The latest version of the WHOIS protocol was standardized in 2004 by RFC 3912. This protocol allows anyone to
retrieve key information concerning a domain name, an IP address, or an entity registered with a registry. retrieve key information concerning a domain name, an IP address, or an entity registered with a registry.
ICANN launched a global vote in 2023 to propose replacing the WHOIS protocol with RDAP. As a result, registries and ICANN launched a global vote in 2023 to propose replacing the WHOIS protocol with RDAP. As a result, registries and
registrars will no longer be required to support WHOIS from 2025 (*WHOIS Sunset Date*).[^2] registrars will no longer be required to support WHOIS from 2025 (*WHOIS Sunset Date*).
Domain Watchdog uses the RDAP protocol, which will soon be the new standard for retrieving information concerning domain Domain Watchdog uses the RDAP protocol, which will soon be the new standard for retrieving information concerning domain
names. The data is organized in a SQL database to minimize space by ensuring an entity is not repeated. names. The data is organized in a SQL database to minimize space by ensuring an entity is not repeated.