Provider, certificate, registration and reachability moves that matter, distilled from every scan in the last 24 hours. This is the day, in one number.
What changed on the internet today
Who runs resolution. A DNS move re-homes all of a domain’s traffic, and it is usually the first public sign of a re-platform.
- parity.domains+96
- brainydns.com+34
- dnsowl.com+5
Where the mail goes. An MX move changes which company receives every message sent to the domain, and migrations show up here first.
- google.com+11
- outlook.com+9
- pphosted.com+6
Who vouches for the TLS handshake. CA switches track CDN moves and platform changes, and a surprise switch on a domain you own is worth a look.
- Let's Encrypt+43
- Google Trust Services+22
- Amazon+17
- DigiCert Inc-35
- Let's Encrypt-24
- Amazon-16
Silent on the last probe: nothing answered at all. The composition says why, and movement against yesterday is the incident signal.
These answered, but with a problem: an origin serving 5xx, a missing root document, or a TLS handshake that fails.
Healthy sites that rate-limited or bot-blocked the probe. Not an outage: a bot-defense posture signal, mapped across the catalog.
DNS provider changes
Resolution moved to a different operator.