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Subdomains are cheap to create and nobody is responsible for removing them, which is why every established domain has something on it that nobody remembers.
4 areas · 34 pages
What lives where, how long changes take, and why the answer is usually not propagation.
2 pagesWhat is still resolving under your domain, and what should not be.
4 pagesA record pointing at a cancelled service can be claimed by someone else. One page per service.
27 pagesWhere the site actually lives, and what it loads from elsewhere.
1 pagesStart here
How to check what is exposed, remove it from search results, and restrict it without breaking anyone's workflow.
Read moreA record pointing at a cancelled service can be claimed by someone else. How to confirm it and remove it.
Read moreA subdomain pointing at a deprovisioned service is a takeover risk. How it happens, why it matters and how to close it.
Read moreWhere your site actually lives, which third-party scripts are embedded, and what changed on the pages that matter.
Read moreEverything still resolving under your domain, including forgotten staging sites and records pointing at services that no…
Read moreNearly every established domain has one, and nobody currently employed put it there.
Read moreCheck yours
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