mclaren.org Security Score

FairSRS Score 82/100 · Grade B · last scanned Jul 27, 2026

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FairSRS Score - mclaren.org

82/100
FairSRS Score
B
Grade
Needs Improvement
Signal Rating
24 positive signals
7 risk signals
96 host(s), 150 subdomain(s)
Scan coverage. This report analyzed mclaren.org and all 150 discovered subdomains.

Category Breakdown

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

80/100
71/100
85/100
Vulnerability Exposure
95/100
77/100

Security Signals

Risk Signals (7)

CategorySignalPoints
Email SecurityOpen SMTP (Port 25)
SMTP port 25 is open -- potential for email relay abuse
mclaren.org 166.78.36.243 :25
-8
TLS / CryptographyTLS 1.0 Enabled
Deprecated TLS 1.0 is still enabled
omnicenter.mclaren.org 198.2.10.32 :443 + 1 other host · 2 of 35 SSL hosts (6%)
-1
TLS / CryptographyExpired Certificate
SSL/TLS certificate has expired
web.care.mclaren.org 130.35.98.32 :443 · 1 of 35 SSL hosts (3%)
-1
TLS / CryptographyCertificate Hostname Mismatch
Domain not found in certificate Subject Alternative Names
myhr-local.mclaren.org 129.213.64.15 :443 + 6 other hosts · 7 of 35 SSL hosts (20%)
-1
TLS / CryptographyTLS 1.1 Enabled
Deprecated TLS 1.1 is still enabled
omnicenter.mclaren.org 198.2.10.32 :443 + 1 other host · 2 of 35 SSL hosts (6%)
0
Application HardeningServer Version Disclosed
Server header reveals software version information
omnicenter.mclaren.org 198.2.10.32 :443 + 1 other host · 2 of 35 HTTP hosts (6%)
0
Application HardeningDefault Page Detected
Server is showing a default/welcome page
ltcframework.mclaren.org 198.2.10.28 :443 · 1 of 35 HTTP hosts (3%)
0

Positive Signals (24)

CategorySignalPoints
TLS / CryptographyTLS 1.3 Supported
Server supports TLS 1.3
mhclxsecurelink01.mclaren.org 198.2.10.55 :443 + 19 other hosts · 20 of 35 SSL hosts (57%)
+6
TLS / CryptographyStrong Ciphers Only
Only strong cipher suites detected (ECDHE+AES-GCM/ChaCha20)
mhclxsecurelink01.mclaren.org 198.2.10.55 :443
+8
TLS / CryptographyValid Certificate
SSL/TLS certificate is valid and not expired
mhclxsecurelink01.mclaren.org 198.2.10.55 :443 + 33 other hosts · 34 of 35 SSL hosts (97%)
+8
TLS / CryptographyReputable Certificate Authority
Certificate issued by a reputable CA
mhclxsecurelink01.mclaren.org 198.2.10.55 :443 + 34 other hosts · 35 of 35 SSL hosts (100%)
+5
TLS / CryptographyHSTS Enabled
HTTP Strict Transport Security header present
mhclxsecurelink01.mclaren.org 198.2.10.55 :443 + 15 other hosts · 16 of 35 SSL hosts (46%)
+3
TLS / CryptographyOCSP Stapling
OCSP stapling is enabled
gethelp.mclaren.org 104.17.63.235 :443 + 1 other host · 2 of 35 SSL hosts (6%)
+0
TLS / CryptographyPQC-Ready Infrastructure
Server supports TLS 1.3 with TLS_AES_256_GCM_SHA384 cipher suite, indicating readiness for post-quantum hybrid key exchange (X25519 + ML-KEM-768)
mhclxsecurelink01.mclaren.org 198.2.10.55 :443 + 10 other hosts · 11 of 35 SSL hosts (31%)
+3
Network SecurityWAF/CDN Detected
Protected by Fastly
mu.mclaren.org 172.64.152.151 + 6 other hosts · 7 of 35 HTTP hosts (20%)
+3
Network SecurityEnterprise Cloud Hosting
Hosted on Oracle Cloud
careers.mclaren.org 147.154.108.238
+8
Network SecurityNo High-Risk Ports Detected
No high-risk service ports (RDP, Telnet, FTP, etc.) are exposed
adfs.mclaren.org 198.2.4.26
+5
Network SecurityNo Database Ports Exposed
No database ports (MySQL, PostgreSQL, MongoDB, etc.) are exposed
adfs.mclaren.org 198.2.4.26
+5
Application HardeningNo Server Version Disclosure
Server header does not reveal software version
adfs.mclaren.org 198.2.4.26 + 32 other hosts · 33 of 35 HTTP hosts (94%)
+9
Application HardeningContent Security Policy
CSP header is present
mhclxsecurelink01.mclaren.org 198.2.10.55 :80 + 13 other hosts · 14 of 35 HTTP hosts (40%)
+3
Application HardeningX-Frame-Options
Clickjacking protection header present
mhclxsecurelink01.mclaren.org 198.2.10.55 :80 + 19 other hosts · 20 of 35 HTTP hosts (57%)
+3
Application HardeningX-Content-Type-Options
MIME type sniffing protection present
mhclxsecurelink01.mclaren.org 198.2.10.55 :80 + 26 other hosts · 27 of 35 HTTP hosts (77%)
+4
Application HardeningReferrer-Policy
Referrer policy header present
mhclxsecurelink01.mclaren.org 198.2.10.55 :80 + 17 other hosts · 18 of 35 HTTP hosts (51%)
+2
Application HardeningPermissions-Policy
Permissions policy header present
mclaren.org 166.78.36.243 :80 + 6 other hosts · 7 of 35 HTTP hosts (20%)
+1
Application HardeningNo Default Pages
No default/welcome pages detected
adfs.mclaren.org 198.2.4.26 + 33 other hosts · 34 of 35 HTTP hosts (97%)
+5
Application HardeningNo Admin Interfaces Exposed
No exposed admin panels detected
adfs.mclaren.org 198.2.4.26
+8
Vulnerability ExposureNo Validated CVEs
No validated vulnerabilities detected. 17 version-inferred CVEs observed but not validated, so excluded from the score.
adfs.mclaren.org 198.2.4.26
+30
Vulnerability ExposureNo Outdated Software Detected
All detected software versions are within acceptable ranges
adfs.mclaren.org 198.2.4.26
+15
Email SecurityDMARC Reject Policy
DMARC policy set to reject unauthenticated email
adfs.mclaren.org 198.2.4.26
+15
Email SecurityDKIM Record Found
DKIM record found (selector: selector2)
adfs.mclaren.org 198.2.4.26
+10
Email SecurityEnterprise Email Gateway
Email protected by Mimecast
adfs.mclaren.org 198.2.4.26
+10

Vulnerability Exposure

0 Critical 4 High 10 Medium 3 Low

Of 4 high-severity (CVSS ≥ 7.0) CVEs, 0 are validated (actively confirmed) and 4 are not validated — inferred from a service version banner only. Only validated CVEs affect the score. Not-validated CVEs are unconfirmed and may be false positives (for example a backported vendor patch that keeps the original version string), so they are excluded from scoring.

Not validated – version-inferred (4)

These match a reported software version, but validation was inadequate to confirm the vulnerability is present and exploitable. Not counted toward the score. Corroborate (e.g. confirm the running build and patch level) before treating them as real exposure.

CVECVSSWhere
CVE-2024-63878.1mhclxsecurelink01.mclaren.org 198.2.10.55:22
CVE-2026-600027.7mhclxsecurelink01.mclaren.org 198.2.10.55:22
CVE-2026-353857.5mhclxsecurelink01.mclaren.org 198.2.10.55:22
CVE-2023-517677.0mhclxsecurelink01.mclaren.org 198.2.10.55:22

Open Ports & Services

PortServiceHostFlag
80httpmu.mclaren.org 172.64.152.151
443CloudFlaremu.mclaren.org 172.64.152.151
80httpmhclxsecurelink01.mclaren.org 198.2.10.55
443httpsmhclxsecurelink01.mclaren.org 198.2.10.55
22OpenSSH 9.8mhclxsecurelink01.mclaren.org 198.2.10.55
443httpsmclchp1d.mclaren.org 129.213.169.237
8443httpsmic01-uc-expe01.mclaren.org 198.2.14.6
80httpmclaren.org 166.78.36.243
25automclaren.org 166.78.36.243
443httpsmclaren.org 166.78.36.243
80httpgethelp.mclaren.org 104.17.63.235
443httpsgethelp.mclaren.org 104.17.63.235
443httpsmyfin.mclaren.org 129.80.189.156
80httpresetme.mclaren.org 104.18.35.105
443httpsresetme.mclaren.org 104.18.35.105
443httpsomnicenter.mclaren.org 198.2.10.32
80httpnews.mclaren.org 44.229.6.108
443httpsnews.mclaren.org 44.229.6.108
80httpenroll.mclaren.org 3.213.17.254
1080SOCKS5 Proxyenroll.mclaren.org 3.213.17.254
443httpsenroll.mclaren.org 3.213.17.254
443httpsmyhr-local.mclaren.org 129.213.64.15
443httpshr-tst.mclaren.org 152.70.200.85
80httpapp.care.mclaren.org 147.154.36.249
443httpsapp.care.mclaren.org 147.154.36.249
443httpsmclcht1t.mclaren.org 157.151.206.178
53dns-udpns1.mclaren.org 198.2.10.53
443httpsltcframework.mclaren.org 198.2.10.28
443httpsvpn.mclaren.org 198.2.4.10
80httphealth.care.mclaren.org 130.35.98.32
443httpshealth.care.mclaren.org 130.35.98.32
80httpone.mclaren.org 198.2.10.50
443httpsone.mclaren.org 198.2.10.50
80httpportal.mclaren.org 172.67.128.242
443httpsportal.mclaren.org 172.67.128.242
443httpscg1.mclaren.org 198.2.10.12
80httpcareers.mclaren.org 147.154.108.238
443httpscareers.mclaren.org 147.154.108.238
443httpscg2.mclaren.org 198.2.12.12
80httptwo.mclaren.org 198.2.10.51

Technology Inventory

cloudflareCloudflareOpenSSH 9.89.8Let's EncryptDigiCert IncCE_ESectigo LimitedGoDaddy.com, Inc.Google Trust ServicesMicrosoft-IIS 10.0nginxSOCKS5 ProxyApacheTaleoOracleOracle CloudAWSMimecast

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