Google indexed whois records from internic.ca?

[888]

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&lr=&ie=UTF-8&q=site:www.internic.ca+"+www.internic.ca/whois.asp"

Google has indexed 30000+ records from internic.ca whois page. How do Google know the domain names and index them? Somebody cared to submit them?

 

[kodeking]

There may have been adsense ads on the pages.

 

[Mikey4067]

Thats the first time ive seen that before. That's interesting.

 

[arindra]

even if they got them from adsense ... the task can't be automatedly done by a SE can it ? befre submitting in a whois , a code gets generated which has to be put itn , no ?

 

[Peace]

You don't have to enter any password/code to view whois data at internic.ca

 

[Steen]

Maybe people linking to the whois data string?

 

[888]

Thanks all for your replies. I've never visited internic.ca before, but I found my domain with whois data cached when searching in Google. It doesn't look like normal, so I clicked on the "Dissatisfied? Help us improve" link on the search results page and inform Google about it. Let's see.

 

[daz884]

Thats odd... maybe this is mistake?

 

[khrusha]

Google have a philosophy of aggressively finding domains, sites and pages on the net by any means.

I have seen some posting claiming that Google is using the following to discover new sites:
1. Google toolbar
2. Zone files. Most of the search engines have agreements with the big registrars to get the zone files.