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Zone-H

Zone-H is an online archive dedicated to collecting and publishing records of defaced websites. Founded on March 2, 2002, and based in Estonia, the platform has become a widely recognized database for tracking defacements and incidents of cyber vandalism. A WHOIS lookup shows the domain was created on February 14, 2002.

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Owner
Roberto Preatoni
Commercial
No
Created by
Roberto Preatoni
Current status
Active
Launched
March 2, 2002
Registration
Optional

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Zone-H

Nodes7
Edges6
Triples15
Avg. degree1.71
Density0.285714
Components1

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Zone-H

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related to overview · 3
Zone-H → Aside, If, Once
Commercial · 1
Zone-H → No
Created by · 1
Zone-H → Roberto Preatoni
Current status · 1
Zone-H → Active
Launched · 1
Zone-H → March 2, 2002
Owner · 1
Zone-H → Roberto Preatoni
Registration · 1
Zone-H → Optional
Type of site · 1
Zone-H → Website defacement archive, Cybersecurity
URL · 1
Zone-H → www.zone-h.org
is a · 1
Zone-H → online archive dedicated to collecting and publishing records of defaced websites

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Zone-HCommercialNo1.00infobox
Zone-HCreated byRoberto Preatoni1.00infobox
Zone-HCurrent statusActive1.00infobox
Zone-HLaunchedMarch 2, 20021.00infobox
Zone-HOwnerRoberto Preatoni1.00infobox
Zone-HRegistrationOptional1.00infobox
Zone-HType of siteWebsite defacement archive, Cybersecurity1.00infobox
Zone-HURLwww.zone-h.org1.00infobox
Zone-His aonline archive dedicated to collecting and publishing records of defaced websites0.90text
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Turkey.In recent yearsinstance ofIT security developmentsDigital warfareGeopolitical implications of cyber attacksAdvisories and technical analysesResearch articles and community forumsThe platform publishes co…0.80text
Zone-H has faced censorship in certain countriesinstance ofIT security developmentsDigital warfareGeopolitical implications of cyber attacksAdvisories and technical analysesResearch articles and community forumsThe platform publishes co…0.80text

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