This is the demo version of PICker on SourceForge. The data you see here is
actual live data, once collected on a Linux PC and a bit modified (the IP
address, for instance, was changed to 999.999.999.999). No new data will be
added though.
Have a look around and see for yourself the possibilities available in
PICker. Apparently the whois queries from picker.sf.net are blocked, so you
can´t do a whois query. Furthermore, the email to the Abuse Team you
can send with PICker won´t be sent in reality. So play around as you
like, no harm can be done!
BTW, in whois mode (so when you have clicked on the Whois button), PICker
will change each abuse email address in the whois output to a link that when
clicked, will send an automatic email. As whois queries apparently are
blocked on this SourceForge machine, you can´t see this feature in
action. The "Mail to Abuse" button (just click on an IP address
below and you´ll see this button) is for the same function, but then by
typing the email address of the Abuse Team yourself (probably by doing a host
query and extracting the address abuse@domain.tld, which works nine
out of ten times).
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