Checks performed
DNS, TLS, HTTP and email.
Public demonstration
This example uses fictional data to present the scores, checks and action plan provided after an analysis.
Illustrative report for example.com — no real analysis is performed on this page.
Report for example.com
InfraCheck sample analysis
3 recommended improvements
At a glance
DNS, TLS, HTTP and email.
70% passed.
Prioritized recommended actions.
Approximately 45 minutes.
Public IPv4 address detected.
Two authoritative name servers respond.
No DNSSEC chain of trust detected.
Valid certificate with a complete chain.
TLS 1.2 and TLS 1.3 are available.
The website responds correctly over HTTPS.
The CSP header is missing from the response.
A valid SPF policy is published.
A DMARC record is present.
The p=none policy does not yet protect the domain.
Action plan
A CSP limits the exploitation of content injected into pages.
Deploy a restrictive policy, then adjust it based on reports.
DNSSEC reduces the risk of forged DNS responses.
Enable DNSSEC through the domain registrar.
The p=none policy observes messages without blocking them.
Gradually move to quarantine and then reject after reviewing reports.
Web dependencies
Matches to review, without a confirmed vulnerability on this site.
Example Illustrative case — pilot limited to one test domain.
A patch applies to each advisory separately and does not guarantee that others are resolved.
References frozen as of 17 October 2026 to illustrate three separate advisories. No script from this example is loaded; no OSV lookup is performed.
Versions come from UNPKG script URLs. A declared URL proves neither the code actually loaded nor a vulnerability on this site. This section does not affect the score.
A patched version for one advisory may still be affected by other advisories. Check the code actually served and the exploitation conditions.
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