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tcp · 09-05-2006, 10:02 PM

It depends on the stupidity (if you can call it ) of your targets ISP . You can use the nslookup utility in windows to see the reverse DNS for the targets IP (this can contain the address of the target or nothing at all ) . A better aproach to this is to traceroute the IP , the last few hops will give you an ideea about the location of the target, but nothing exact.

The only way to 100% get the name and address is to ask the ISP , and they only answer to police agents & co.

09-05-2006, 10:02 PM	#4 (permalink)
tcp Junior Member Join Date: Sep 2006 Posts: 5	Re: I.P Address It depends on the stupidity (if you can call it ) of your targets ISP . You can use the nslookup utility in windows to see the reverse DNS for the targets IP (this can contain the address of the target or nothing at all ) . A better aproach to this is to traceroute the IP , the last few hops will give you an ideea about the location of the target, but nothing exact. The only way to 100% get the name and address is to ask the ISP , and they only answer to police agents & co.