What is ZoomEye?
ZoomEye emerges as a key player in the landscape of global cyberspace mapping, recognized as China's first internationally acknowledged cyberspace search engine, engineered by the 404 Laboratory of Knownsec. This esteemed search engine leverages a vast array of global surveying and mapping nodes to perpetually scan the IPv4 and IPv6 address databases, as well as website domain names, enabling it to effectively identify an array of service ports and protocols on a continuous basis, thereby generating detailed maps of both expansive and targeted cyberspaces. Over time, through relentless innovation, ZoomEye has developed a distinct core search engine that not only excels in cyberspace surveying and mapping but also accumulates valuable data for trend analysis, all while dynamically visualizing cyberspace across different temporal and spatial dimensions. Our unwavering dedication to preserving ZoomEye's reputation as a top-tier search engine in this domain compels us to pursue ongoing innovation and enhancement of our capabilities, underscoring our commitment to leading the way in this essential sector. As we progress, we look forward to discovering new opportunities that will further expand and enrich our offerings to users. The future holds promising potential for advancing our technology and services even further.
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Date: Jan 09 2023SummaryI strongly don't recommend using ZoomEye. It is obvious that it was designed to serve public institutions (China and North Korea).
PositiveIt's a free service, but there is no useful data. There is no advantage because for important data you will only get this error: "This data is protected."
NegativeZoomEye uses users to collect data. There is no advantage because for important data you will only get this error: "This data is protected."
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It does not present any important data.
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