untangling_the_web

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The next step would be to look at the website itself. The first two pages-About Us
and Contact Us-are probably the most important, but there are other good pages to
examine at the site itself:
• "About Us," which often tells you a great deal about the company (who owns
it, where it's located, branch offices, subsidiaries).
• Other company websites in different languages, which may provide new
domain names and IP addresses, as in the case of avp .ru: kaspersky.ru,
kasperksy. com, kaspersky. com. en, etc.
• "Contact Us," which may reveal numerous email addresses , physical
locations, etc.
• "Site Map," which may show more pages on the site than are obvious from
the homepage.
• "Press" or "News Releases," which often have the latest news about a
company's activities, including company locations, ownership, ISPs, etc.
• "Page Source," which sometimes contains information about the person or
organization that created or maintains the site. To view page source in
Mozilla-based browsers, View I Page Source; in Internet Explorer, View I
Source. Look or search for [author] in the HTML code:
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