opentor.org

United States Valid HTTPS 10.9 years Updated
AnchorScreen · opentor.org
Report ID: #E1F1762A Verified
100
Very Safe
Verdict at a glance
IP Address172.233.219.49
Server LocationUnited States
RegistrarGoDaddy.com, LLC
Domain Age10.9 years

opentor.org — server, SSL and owner

Treat the report below as a first pass. Public infrastructure data on opentor.org is a strong signal but never the last word on safety.

IP Address · Server Location

172.233.219.49
United States · Chicago

SSL Certificate

Valid HTTPS
R13
Valid Until: 2026-06-21

Registrar

GoDaddy.com, LLC
Registered On: 2015-06-20
10.9 years

Very Safe

100/100
Verdict at a glance

Snapshot

Snapshot of opentor.org: 10.9 years old, hosted in United States, ISP Unknown, HTTPS OK.

Lifespan

Counting from registration day, opentor.org has been around for approximately 10.9 years through GoDaddy.com, LLC — within the "mature" maturity bracket of our scoring model.

Connection security

We performed a TLS handshake against opentor.org and got: OK. Combined with the registrar (GoDaddy.com, LLC) and country (United States), this gives a baseline security view.

Network footprint

From a network perspective, opentor.org is hosted in United States through Unknown. This affects latency, applicable law and abuse-handling channels.

Reputation signals

Public infrastructure alone cannot prove a site is safe — it can only show whether it follows industry baselines (HTTPS, mature registration, traceable WHOIS). For trust beyond that, cross-check user reviews and your own communication with the operator.

In one sentence

opentor.org currently ranks very_safe with a score of 100/100, based purely on public infrastructure facts.

What looks good

  • Hosting infrastructure responds within reasonable latency
  • No automatic blocklist hits found
  • IPv6 connectivity present
  • Registrar verified by ICANN

What to watch

  • Hosting jurisdiction may differ from target audience
  • Single A record — no failover hosting
  • No public security.txt found

Frequently Asked Questions

What ISP serves opentor.org?
The current network announcement comes from Unknown, with the IP geo-located in United States.
Where do I file a complaint about opentor.org?
You can file a takedown notice with the registrar (GoDaddy.com, LLC) or the hosting ISP (Unknown). Each maintains a public abuse channel.
Does opentor.org have IPv6?
Our DNS lookup returns AAAA-record presence as part of the report. If absent, opentor.org is currently IPv4-only.
When was opentor.org's certificate last checked?
SSL data on opentor.org is recomputed on every refresh. The summary box at the top shows the timestamp of the latest probe.
Is opentor.org safe for online payments?
Infrastructure check returned SSL OK and a "very_safe" score. This is a baseline; never enter card data on a site you have not verified through other channels.

This report is generated automatically from public technical signals. It is not legal or financial advice.

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