Public DNS evidence · plain English

See what the internet knows about your domain.

Inspect the public records that route a website, receive email, identify DNS providers and signal certificate or DNSSEC policy, organised into a straightforward record map.

A transparent resolver view

Useful evidence, with its limits visible.

DNS is distributed and cached. This page is a point-in-time view from ACA's configured recursive resolver—not a worldwide propagation test.

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We ask, never change

Ten fixed DNS queries are made. There is no zone transfer, port scan or automatic DNS update.

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Absence needs context

An MX or NS gap may need attention. An apex CNAME, IPv6 address or CAA policy can be legitimately absent.

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DNSSEC is cautiously worded

Visible DS and DNSKEY records are useful signals. This first release does not claim full chain validation.

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You keep the choice

Use the evidence yourself or ask ACA for a one-off domain and DNS review.

See one-off support