root.hagezi.org
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Description of root.hagezi.org
This domain appears to point to a GitHub-hosted page for the "hagezi/dns-servers" project. Based on the page title, metadata, and screenshot, the site presents information about HaGeZi DNS, described as free, non-commercial public DNS servers intended for users in the EU. The repository appears to include documentation, scripts, images, and project files related to DNS server configuration and filtering.
The content shown suggests the project is operated by the HaGeZi account and is presented as an open-source or publicly documented technical resource rather than a conventional commercial website. Its stated purpose appears to be providing DNS services and blocklist-related tooling focused on privacy, security, and filtering of ads, trackers, scams, phishing, and malware domains.
Safety Assessment for root.hagezi.org
Based on available scan data, no malware detections were reported by the security engines consulted at the time of this scan, and the domain was not flagged by the malware scan. Major threat-database checks shown in the scan also appear clean, with no phishing or malware listings indicated in the provided results. The page content visible in the screenshot is consistent with a GitHub repository page rather than a deceptive login, fake storefront, or malware delivery page.
One minor caution is that the server IP appears to be listed on one mail-reputation blocklist. That type of listing often relates to email or shared-host reputation rather than the website content itself, so on its own it is a weaker signal than a malware or phishing blacklist entry. The domain is also relatively new, at just under one year old, which modestly limits historical reputation. Based on available scan data, no significant threats were detected at the time of this scan.
Technical Description
The site appears to use a valid Let's Encrypt SSL/TLS certificate, which indicates encrypted HTTPS connectivity was available at the time of scanning. The page is served via infrastructure identified as github.com, with hosting on Hetzner Online GmbH in Falkenstein, Germany. This is consistent with a project page or content hosted through GitHub-related infrastructure.
DNSSEC is reported as unsigned, meaning DNS responses may not benefit from DNSSEC validation. That is not uncommon, but it is a modest hardening gap. Aside from the single mail-reputation blocklist mention for the IP address, the provided technical indicators do not show notable web-facing security issues in this scan.
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