On Wed, May 25, 2022 at 03:00:19PM -0400, Omid Majdi via mailop wrote: > Examples of such would be typo domains and/or domains that accept all > local-part addresses such as gmai.com, gmail.co, googlemai.com, or > proton.com. If there's any resources someone could share for known > invalid domains that would be incredibly helpful.
I believe Omid is looking for a list of look-alike domains also known as typosquatting domains. I too would be interested in similar resource. Specifically, I've been looking for something which I can look up a domain name and return to me if it is likely to be a look-alike domain and what domain the real brand owner is likely to be. I've not found such a general resource. However, there are several programs out there that will take a domain name and generate a ton of permutations, including puny coded IDNs that look exactly like or graphically very similar to the original domain in question. For example https://github.com/elceef/dnstwist Omid, you could create a list of popular email services (gmail.com, hotmail.com, protonmail.com...etc) and run them through dnstwist. dnstwist will also tell you which ones are currently registered. Michael Grant
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