Black Enemy

Web pages you land on are all stored on secure servers. There are an abundance of servers one can use to host a website or online service. If you’re curious about what server a particular website is using, or you simply want to perform network lookup, then Black Enemy is a lightweight application which helps you perform such operations.

First of all, you might want to know that the application is good to go from the moment download is done. This means that you can carry it around on a thumb drive if you need or want to use it on other computers. The main requirement here is an active Internet connection, or at least network access for local lookup.

The core feature of the application is to help you find the web server name and version of a source of interest. This is done through an intuitive interface, relying on minimalistic interface and elements, which quickly gets you up and running regardless of the level of experience.

Effort on your behalf is quite minimal. All you have to do is provide the web or IP address of the target, with the result displayed at the press of a button. You immediately get to know the server name, as well as the version if available.

However, the application is only used to display the server name and version instead of attempting to deliver the entire whois data. If it’s all you need, then a neat trick is to access the program shortcut’s properties panel in order to assign a hotkey command to have it instantly launched regardless of your explorer location.

All things considered, we can state that Black Enemy is a small tool with the sole purpose of informing you regarding the name and version of a remote web server through a simple operation by simply providing the source address.