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xovris.ai · 5 of 5 fine · 2 Oct, 01:49 UTC
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Know when someone tampers with your domain

Xovris watches the public signals an attacker leaves on your domain – certificates issued for your names, DNSSEC that breaks, certificate rules that change – and tells you which ones need you.

What Xovris saw on its own domain, line by line.

  • RegistrationFineRegistered until 1 October 2028.
  • Name serversFine2 name servers at Cloudflare.
  • DNSSECFineSigned and validated: forged DNS answers are rejected.
  • Email protectionFineEmail that pretends to come from this domain is stopped (DMARC p=quarantine).
  • Certificate rulesFineOnly the certificate authorities named here may issue its certificates.

Recorded on xovris.ai when this page was built, 2 October 2026 at 01:49 UTC

What Xovris watches

  • Certificates issued for your names, from public Certificate Transparency logs
  • DNSSEC that breaks or stops validating
  • Certificate rules that change

What Xovris may change

  • The same verified DNS restore as Domains and DNS, when a record was tampered with

What it fixes with your permission

  • Anything outside the zone you granted

How you start

Enter your domain to start watching.

The proof, step by step

The claim, what was recorded, how you can test it and what the result says – each from a record you can follow.

Claim

Know when someone tampers with your domain

Xovris watches the public signals an attacker leaves on your domain – certificates issued for your names, DNSSEC that breaks, certificate rules that change – and tells you which ones need you.

Evidence

Recorded on xovris.ai when this page was built

  • Registration FineRegistered until 1 October 2028.
  • Name servers Fine2 name servers at Cloudflare.
  • DNSSEC FineSigned and validated: forged DNS answers are rejected.
  • Email protection FineEmail that pretends to come from this domain is stopped (DMARC p=quarantine).
  • Certificate rules FineOnly the certificate authorities named here may issue its certificates.

Recorded on xovris.ai when this page was built, 2 October 2026 at 01:49 UTC

Test

Test it on your own site

Run the same checks on your own address further down this page; every answer comes from your browser or Xovris’s probe, never a sample.

Your browser and Xovris’s probe, when you run it

Verdict

What the evidence says

On 2 October 2026 at 01:49 UTC, xovris.ai passed 5 of these 5 checks; the ones that did not are shown above as they are.

Recorded on xovris.ai when this page was built, 2 October 2026 at 01:49 UTC

Run the check now – free, nothing to install

This is the same check Xovris keeps running once you keep watching. It runs in your browser now and from Xovris’s probe from launch, and nothing is saved to an account.

How private the check is

Your browser asks public DNS and the domain’s registry now; the certificate and page checks from Xovris’s probe switch on at launch. Nothing is saved to an account. Once the probe runs, it counts your free checks with a keyed hash of your IP address and of each website you check – never the readable address – kept for 25 hours, and keeps the result in memory for 60 seconds. Your browser remembers the last address you checked.

What the check keeps, and fair use: Privacy · Terms

xovris.ai – our own domain

Recorded when this page was built, 2 October 2026 at 01:49 UTC. Enter your own address to check it now.

  1. DNSSECFineSigned and validated: forged DNS answers are rejected.
  2. Certificate rulesFineOnly the certificate authorities named here may issue its certificates.comodoca.comdigicert.comletsencrypt.orgpki.googssl.com

0 to fix · 0 to improve · 2 fine · 0 not confirmed

Questions

Does Xovris need access to my accounts to watch?
No. Watching needs nothing beyond what anyone on the internet can see. When you want Xovris to fix things, you grant access scope by scope, for as many zones and projects as you choose.
Is Xovris's AI used on the free plan?
No. The free plan makes no calls to any AI model. Builder adds fixing: Xovris fixes and proves issues, and an issue counts only once it is fixed and proven.
Can I undo a fix?
Yes. Every fix has its undo written down before it runs, and a fix that fails its after-test is undone automatically.