Panel-based
Counts describe the curated .auDO observation panel, not every domain in the .au namespace.
State of .au
State of .au brings together derived public summaries from the fixed .auDO observation panel. It shows visible domain-layer signals across DNS, RDAP, mail posture, registrar and provider context.
Derived summaries
Observed panel
Public signals
Current snapshot
What the panel currently shows
These metrics summarise the current fixed .auDO panel. They describe the observed panel only, not the whole .au namespace.
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domains in observed panel
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DNSSEC visibility signals
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DMARC present
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latest run
Namespace context
Panel summaries against wider namespace scale
The .auDO panel is deliberately small and curated for repeated observation. auDA registry statistics provide wider namespace scale only.
State pages are panel summaries. They are not whole-namespace measurement.
-domains in fixed panel
-wider namespace names
-registry reference month
-panel scale
The registry figures are external reference data. They help readers understand scale, but they are not .auDO observation evidence.
State views
Explore the current State of .au
Choose a State view to inspect one part of the visible domain-layer posture across the observed panel.
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How to read this
State pages are summaries, not scores
State pages help make recurring public signals easier to inspect. They do not rank domains, assess organisations or claim complete namespace coverage.
Signal-led
Each State view summarises public DNS, RDAP, mail, registrar or provider signals that can be observed externally.
Not assessment
State pages are not rankings, risk scores, compliance findings or evidence of compromise.
Introducing .auDO
A short, shareable brief on what .auDO observes, what it avoids claiming, and why visible public signals should be read with care. The Observation Guide adds an interactive way to interpret State, report and signal observations cautiously as public evidence, not scores or findings.
Use alongside
State pages are one view of the evidence
Use State pages for aggregate posture, Signals for field-level meaning, Reports for dated evidence, Cohorts for grouped context and Methodology for collection limits.