Report ID: #CCA91438

treas.gov

United States Valid HTTPS 28.6 years Updated
100
Very Safe
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TrackLegit · treas.gov

Open inspection of treas.gov

This page summarises the technical signals collected for treas.gov: server location, HTTPS status, registrar, domain age and DNS configuration.

Public-record summary

From the public records linked to treas.gov we extracted four anchors: country United States, registrar get.gov, age 28.6 yrs, encryption status OK. Everything else builds on those.

How long has treas.gov existed?

According to RDAP records, treas.gov was registered around 28.6 years ago through get.gov. This is a useful signal but should be combined with content review.

In-transit protection

For data moving between the user and treas.gov, the encryption check returned: OK. This is the single most important infrastructural safety check we run.

Infrastructure provider

Our GeoIP lookup places treas.gov on the Unknown network, geographically in United States. ISP-level reputation matters: established networks tend to act on abuse reports faster.

How we read this profile

For treas.gov, the combined picture (28.6 yrs, SSL OK, United States hosting, get.gov registration) lands in the "very_safe" band. That is a starting point, not a final verdict.

Final take

Combining all signals, we rate treas.gov at 100/100 (very_safe). Always perform your own due diligence before sharing personal data or money.

Technical Information

IP Address
164.95.95.220
Server Location
United States / Ashburn
ISP / Provider
Unknown

SSL Certificate

SSL Certificate
Valid HTTPS
SSL Issuer
Entrust OV TLS Issuing RSA CA 2
Valid Until
2026-11-08

Registrar

Registrar
get.gov
Registered On
1997-10-02
Expires On
2026-09-08
Domain Age
28.6 years

What looks good

  • Certificate validity window is current
  • Reachable on standard ports
  • Certificate issued by a recognised CA
  • No DNS hijack indicators in current records

What to watch

  • Uses generic shared hosting (cannot identify operator from IP)
  • TXT records expose minimal trust hints
  • TLS configuration accepts older cipher suites

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is treas.gov 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.
What lowered treas.gov's score?
treas.gov sits at the lower band when at least one of these is true: SSL OK is failing, age 28.6 years is short, registrar get.gov is unknown, or country United States does not match the audience.
Is treas.gov trustworthy as a real business?
Our automated check did not flag obvious scam markers for treas.gov, however technical data alone cannot rule out social-engineering risk.
Which country runs treas.gov?
GeoIP places treas.gov on a server in United States, with Unknown as the announced ISP/network.
Does treas.gov use HTTPS?
The HTTPS handshake returned: OK.

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