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Inputs are limited to public domain names. URLs, ports, email addresses and private or reserved targets are rejected.
Sendequelle separates technical observations, assessments and recommended actions. Public one-off checks explain their network scope; continuous monitoring uses stored, versioned states.
Inputs are limited to public domain names. URLs, ports, email addresses and private or reserved targets are rejected.
DNS is queried through defined resolvers or authoritative servers. Permitted HTTPS connections validate and pin the destination IP against DNS rebinding.
Parsers check syntax, effective policies, dependencies, limits and contradictions as well as presence.
Result codes, observed and expected values, probe identity, duration, timestamp and checker version make findings traceable.
Findings describe the observation, possible impact and next step. Unknown information remains explicitly unknown.
Stored results remain linked to their original assessment basis through a permanent version reference.
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Open methodology versionPublished on 10.09.2026 · 6 Check profiles
Open methodology versionPublished on 20.08.2026 · 6 Check profiles
Open methodology versionThe public landscape report shows how qualified one-off checks are aggregated without domain lists, protected by minimum cell sizes and explained with their selection bias.
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