For MSSPs, email platforms, cyber insurers and data teams

Internet infrastructure intelligence you can act on.

We track new and high-risk domains daily, with their DNS, certificates, and routing, to expose attack infrastructure as it’s built. Discover hidden assets, assess vendor risk, and power your email & security products with explainable intelligence.

Latest coverage: 373.2M resolving domains · measured 7 Oct 2026 · Explore the Observatory →

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See your domain the way an attacker sees it.

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What the free report shows

  • Email controls

    SPF, DMARC and MTA-STS, and what each one leaves open.

  • Platform impersonation

    Lookalike domains that copy the platforms you rely on.

  • Hosting and subdomains

    Where your domain is hosted, and which subdomains are exposed.

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Evidence and sample outputs

See exactly what you get.

Each sample uses our real output format, run on a fictional organization.

Attack Surface & SaaS Discovery Report

The full report for one domain: email controls, platform impersonation, hosting and subdomains, with a fix for each finding.

Samples use fictional organizations.

First page of a sample attack surface report for the fictional Meridian Holdings

Coverage and methodology

What we see, and how we measure it.

Domains monitored1
373.2M
As of 7 Oct 2026
IPs hosting domains2
13.8M
As of 7 Oct 2026, 00:25 UTC
IPv4 addresses indexed3
3.1B
As of 7 Oct 2026, 00:25 UTC
Networks profiled4
79k
As of 7 Oct 2026, 00:25 UTC

We resolve DNS for every domain we know about. We read certificate transparency logs to find new names as certificates are issued. We add global routing data to place each address in the network that announces it. We collect all of this ourselves. We do not license threat feeds.

New and high-risk domains are checked daily. The full corpus refreshes about every two months.

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  1. 1. Domains monitored: Domains in the Datazag corpus whose latest resolution returned records. Names that no longer exist (NXDOMAIN) and names whose servers failed are excluded. This is the figure the Datazag Observatory publishes as its corpus count.
  2. 2. IPs hosting domains: Distinct IPv4 addresses that a domain in the measured corpus resolves to, taken over the same population as the domain figure above.
  3. 3. IPv4 addresses indexed: IPv4 space announced in BGP and attributed to a network, counted once per address however many announcements cover it — a more-specific prefix inside its parent is not counted twice.
  4. 4. Networks profiled: Autonomous systems with ownership and routing context attached, used to place infrastructure in the network that announces it.

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