24H DRIFT ▼ 24,000 vs yesterday 4,399 material changes across 2,655 domains
24h to ~3h ago
Provider, certificate, registration and reachability moves that matter, distilled from every scan across the tracked catalog in the last 24 hours. This is the day, in one number.
Watched-domain breakdown · 24h 84 DNS provider moves
31 reachability flips
7 hosting moves
3 SPF policies weakened
443 domains changed DNS provider
Across the tracked catalog · most recent complete day (Sep 8)
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.
Named-provider flow · watched + first-scan domains
1 domain switched email provider
Across the tracked catalog · most recent complete day (Sep 8)
Where the mail goes. An MX move changes which company receives every message sent to the domain, and migrations show up here first.
Named-provider flow · watched + first-scan domains
0 watched domains switched issuing CA
Watched + first-scan domains · last 24h · the catalog-wide reading is re-measuring
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.
No net movement between named providers on watched domains in the last 24 hours.
NOT REACHABLE ▲ 4 vs yesterday 647 curated domains not reachable
No response at all on the last probe: timed out, refused, or dead DNS. Movement against yesterday is the incident signal.
0.08% of 804,216 probed curated domains
636 timed out· 11 DNS failed
17,633 sites serving errors
Up, but broken: origins serving 5xx, roots that 404, TLS handshakes that fail.
2.2% of 804,216 probed curated domains
9,346 404 at root· 8,287 5xx origin error
79,712 throttled or blocked our scanner
Healthy sites running visible bot defense: they rate-limited or blocked the probe. A posture signal, not an outage.
9.9% of 804,216 probed curated domains run bot defense we can see
74,926 403 bot-block· 4,786 429 rate-limited