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DomainsProject.org news feed

  • 09-03-2021
  • Freya DNS worker has surpassed 500 billion (9.8T) processed records
  • 16-03-2021
  • Dataset is back to 380+ million records. ipscan utility is periodically scanning 3.7b IPv4 addresses for domain names.
  • 11-02-2021
  • Added new 1.2T (61 billion) records for Freya bringing total generated data to 11.4T / 578 billion records
  • 26-01-2021
  • Added new 2.8T (133 billion) records for Freya bringing total generated data to 10.2T / 517 billion records
  • 17-01-2021
  • Freya DNS worker has surpassed 180 (3.6T) billion processed records
  • 29-12-2020
  • Autovacuum tool has removed over 42 million of invalid records (DNS catchers) reducing dataset size to 342 million records.
  • 23-10-2020
  • After adding some generic subdomains (.com.xx, .net.xx, etc) resulting dataset grew significantly. Machine ran out of disk space at 3.4T new (7.4T total) / 384 billion records.
  • At least several other registrars (.fm is a known culprit) are doing a dirty trick for non-existent domains. Special thanks to community for catching this.
  • .la
  • .ph
  • .vg
  • .ws
  • .xn--node
  • .xn--fiqs8s
  • .xn--fiqz9s

  • 21-10-2020
  • 54,081,701 new words for dataset. At least 82,312,348,922 new domains (1.6T) to check, which brings total generated dataset to pretty serious 5.6T.
  • crawler code is now closed source and used internally. Most of the job is now done by Freya

  • 03-10-2020
  • 4.0T dataset of generated DNS names is now being processed. Return is small, about 8-10k domains per 1 million records.
  • Some of those are already in the database, so 212 billion records are expected to yield about 20 million new domains.

  • 11-09-2020
  • There's a separate process, called autovacuum, running on a regular basis. It cleans up dataset from unreachable (expired, servfail, etc.) domains.

  • 09-09-2020
  • Added this news file :-)