intangles.us Security Score

FairSRS Score 91/100 · Grade A · last scanned Jul 24, 2026

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FairSRS Score - intangles.us

91/100
FairSRS Score
A
Grade
Acceptable
Signal Rating
18 positive signals
0 risk signals
1 host(s), 1 subdomain(s)
Scan coverage. This report analyzed intangles.us and all 1 discovered subdomain.

Category Breakdown

Categories with items of opportunity are clickable - open one to see the action items that would raise its score.

71/100
Network Security
95/100
73/100
Vulnerability Exposure
95/100
85/100

Security Signals

Risk Signals (0)

No negative signals detected from external data.

Positive Signals (18)

CategorySignalPoints
TLS / CryptographyStrong Ciphers Only
Only strong cipher suites detected (ECDHE+AES-GCM/ChaCha20)
events-server.intangles-aws-us-east-1.intangles.us 52.70.180.242 :443
+8
TLS / CryptographyValid Certificate
SSL/TLS certificate is valid and not expired
events-server.intangles-aws-us-east-1.intangles.us 52.70.180.242 :443
+8
TLS / CryptographyReputable Certificate Authority
Certificate issued by a reputable CA
events-server.intangles-aws-us-east-1.intangles.us 52.70.180.242 :443
+5
Network SecurityWAF/CDN Detected
Protected by AWS ELB
events-server.intangles-aws-us-east-1.intangles.us 52.70.180.242
+15
Network SecurityEnterprise Cloud Hosting
Hosted on AWS
events-server.intangles-aws-us-east-1.intangles.us 52.70.180.242
+8
Network SecurityStandard Ports Only
Only standard web ports (80, 443, 8080, 8443) are open
events-server.intangles-aws-us-east-1.intangles.us 52.70.180.242
+7
Network SecurityMinimal Open Ports
Only 1 port(s) open
events-server.intangles-aws-us-east-1.intangles.us 52.70.180.242
+5
Network SecurityNo High-Risk Ports Detected
No high-risk service ports (RDP, Telnet, FTP, etc.) are exposed
events-server.intangles-aws-us-east-1.intangles.us 52.70.180.242
+5
Network SecurityNo Database Ports Exposed
No database ports (MySQL, PostgreSQL, MongoDB, etc.) are exposed
events-server.intangles-aws-us-east-1.intangles.us 52.70.180.242
+5
Application HardeningNo Server Version Disclosure
Server header does not reveal software version
events-server.intangles-aws-us-east-1.intangles.us 52.70.180.242
+10
Application HardeningNo Default Pages
No default/welcome pages detected
events-server.intangles-aws-us-east-1.intangles.us 52.70.180.242
+5
Application HardeningNo Admin Interfaces Exposed
No exposed admin panels detected
events-server.intangles-aws-us-east-1.intangles.us 52.70.180.242
+8
Vulnerability ExposureNo CVEs Detected
No known vulnerabilities detected across all hosts
events-server.intangles-aws-us-east-1.intangles.us 52.70.180.242
+30
Vulnerability ExposureNo Outdated Software Detected
All detected software versions are within acceptable ranges
events-server.intangles-aws-us-east-1.intangles.us 52.70.180.242
+15
Email SecurityDMARC Quarantine Policy
DMARC policy set to quarantine unauthenticated email
events-server.intangles-aws-us-east-1.intangles.us 52.70.180.242
+10
Email SecurityDKIM Record Found
DKIM record found (selector: google)
events-server.intangles-aws-us-east-1.intangles.us 52.70.180.242
+10
Email SecurityEnterprise Email Gateway
Email protected by Google Workspace
events-server.intangles-aws-us-east-1.intangles.us 52.70.180.242
+10
Email SecurityManaged DNS Provider
Using Amazon Route 53
events-server.intangles-aws-us-east-1.intangles.us 52.70.180.242
+5

Vulnerability Exposure

0 Critical 0 High 0 Medium 0 Low

No high-severity (CVSS ≥ 7.0) CVEs identified in external data.

Open Ports & Services

PortServiceHostFlag
80AWS ELB 2.0events-server.intangles-aws-us-east-1.intangles.us 52.70.180.242

Technology Inventory

AWS ELB 2.0awselb 2.0AmazonAWSGoogle WorkspaceAmazon Route 53

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