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Block Detection

Whether privacy, malware and parental-control resolvers block the site

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What it is

Resolves the domain through more than ten public DNS resolvers that filter content: ad and tracker blockers, malware filters, and family or parental control services. Each either returns the real address or a blocked response.

Why it matters

Being blocked by a filtering resolver is not the same as being malicious, but it does mean a slice of users cannot reach the site at all. Owners rarely notice, because the block is invisible from the inside. Which categories of filter object is a rough guide to what the domain is thought to be.

How this assessment works

Skopeon Labs queries public infrastructure signals and authoritative network protocols directly from external sensor nodes. All evaluations are completely non-invasive and agentless, assessing observable configurations without sending malicious payloads or disrupting service.

Operational Scope & Limitations

This check evaluates public perimeter responses observable at the time of inquiry. Endpoints protected behind third-party reverse proxies or CDNs reflect the edge configuration of the proxy layer.

Key terms

DNS Resolver
The server that finds the IP address for a domain when you visit a site. It's usually run by your ISP, or a public service like 1.1.1.1.
DNS Blocklists
Lists that privacy and family-safety DNS resolvers use to block harmful or unwanted sites.

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