PUBLIC DOMAIN HISTORY
Scanapse reads a domain again over time. Each stored reading creates a dated reference point that helps distinguish what appears, changes, remains stable or disappears.
A new public scan updates this domain folder and extends its stored history.
THE OBSERVATION WINDOW
The counters below describe the history actually stored by Scanapse. They do not constitute a security, compliance or reliability score.
WHY TIME MATTERS
A single scan describes one instant. Several readings document a trajectory: a new dependency, a DNS change, a modified mail policy, a configuration that stays stable for months or a public service that disappears.
DATED READINGS
Each entry is a stored measurement. Open a reading to inspect its evidence, or compare it with the preceding measurement when one is available.
DOMAIN CONTROL
No Scanapse account is required. A DNS TXT or well-known challenge can prove control of the domain before changing the public visibility of its history.