urldna.io search function – Forensics Matters 🕵️

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You can find the original guide on the official blog of urldna.io: https://blog.urldna.io/2023/05/guide-to-using-search-function-on.html

The search function on urldna.io allows you to find specific information about URLs or domains using either a direct search or a custom query language. This guide will walk you through the process of using the search function effectively

Direct Search

To perform a direct search, simply type the word that you want to search directly into the search bar.

Example: example will find all the submitted urls that cointain example.

Custom Query Language

The Custom Query Language allows you to perform more specific searches using attributes, operators, and values. The basic structure of a Custom Query Language search is: ATTRIBUTE OPERATOR VALUE

Available Attributes

The following attributes can be used in the Custom Query Language searches:

domain: Scan a domain
submitted_url: Submitted URL
category: Page category
target_url: Redirected URL
device: Device type (MOBILE or DESKTOP)
user_agent: Web browser user agent
origin: Search origin (USER or API)
title: Page title
ip: IP address
org: Organization
isp: Internet Service Provider
asn: ASN (Autonomous System Number)
city: City
country_code: Country Code
favicon: Favicon hash
screenshot: Screenshot hash
serial_number: Certificate serial number
issuer: Certificate issuer
subject: Certificate subject
malicious: Flagged as malicious (1 for malicious, 0 for valid)
technology: Technology used in the website
cookie_name: Cookie name
cookie_value: Cookie value

Available Operators

The following operators can be used in the Custom Query Language searches:

=: Equal to
!=: Not equal to
LIKE: Contains
!LIKE: Does not contain

Combining Operators

You can combine multiple operators in a single search using the AND keyword.

Example: title LIKE PayPal AND domain != paypal

Examples

Here are a few examples to illustrate how to use the Custom Query Language:

Search for domains containing “google”: domain LIKE google
Search for titles containing “PayPal” but not domains containing “paypal”: title LIKE PayPal AND domain !LIKE paypal
Search for websites flagged as malicious: malicious = 1
Search for websites with a specific favicon hash: favicon LIKE d40750994fe739d8

By following this guide, you will be able to effectively use the search function on urldna.io to find specific information about URLs or domains using either a direct search or the Custom Query Language.