Transport evidence shows whether a connection is encrypted and a certificate is valid. It does not prove the operator is trustworthy.
Check whether a website deserves your trust.
Start with a private address-only check in this browser. Continue to a HIP lookup when you want the public evidence that is currently available. Neither step can guarantee that a website is safe.
How HIP checks a website
DNS posture, domain-control evidence and signed identity records help distinguish control from broader safety.
Available reputation evidence and deceptive address patterns add context without treating domain age or one provider as proof.
Supported scans can evaluate bounded phishing, redirect, form, script and download signals while preserving HIP's privacy boundary.
What a result can and cannot tell you
A HIP result explains the evidence it could use, what was unavailable, the result time and its limitations. A clean result can miss a new threat, and Limited Data means HIP does not have enough evidence for a strong conclusion.