Hostname
happyhumanproject.au
Last fetched
happyhumanproject.au resolves to 35.213.236.20, announced in 35.213.192.0/18 by GOOGLE-2 - Google LLC in AU. happyhumanproject.au is not listed on any threat feed indexed by WhisperGraph; reconciled level NONE.
Threat posture
0threat score (procedure-native scale)
NONENo threats observed.
- Threat feeds listing this
- 0
- Verdict coverage
- known-clean
Nutrition Label
Resolution chain
- 35.213.236.20
35.213.192.0/18 · GOOGLE-2 - Google LLC · Sydney, AU
IPv6 resolution
No AAAA record for happyhumanproject.au is recorded in WhisperGraph.
Attribution
cloud · ORIGIN_AS
WHOIS identity
- Registrar
- registrar:web address registration pty ltd
- Registrant organisation
- nick white
Company
- Company
- Happy Human Project
- Industry
- Professional Training and Coaching
- Headquarters
- Australia
Technology
Happy Human Project has been observed using 59 technologies somewhere in its estate. This is observed use, not an exposure finding. The 20 most widely adopted:
- jQuery · javascript libraries
- Open Graph · content management system
- PHP · programming languages
- Google Fonts API · font scripts
- WordPress · blogs
- MySQL · database
- Font Awesome · font scripts
- Google Analytics · intelligence and analytics
- Priority Hints · performance
- Nginx · web servers
- JSON-LD · frameworks and libraries
- RSS · content management system
- jQuery Migrate · javascript libraries
- Google Tag Manager · tag management
- Bootstrap · software framework
- oEmbed · audio, video, graphics
- Sitelinks Search Box · web tools and plugins
- Google Search Console · performance
- Really Simple Discovery · miscellaneous
- Yoast SEO · search engines
Subdomains
Showing 2 of 3. View all subdomains →
Mail and authentication
DNSSEC
WhisperGraph records no DNSSEC signature for happyhumanproject.au.
DKIM signing
No DKIM signing vendor is attributed to happyhumanproject.au in WhisperGraph.
Nameservers
- ns1.siteground.net
- ns2.siteground.net
MX records
- mx10.antispam.mailspamprotection.com
- mx20.antispam.mailspamprotection.com
- mx30.antispam.mailspamprotection.com
SPF policy
- a: happyhumanproject.au
- mx: happyhumanproject.au
- include: _spf.mlsend.com
- include: happyhumanproject.au.spf.auto.dnssmarthost.net
- ip: 35.213.232.234
Threat-feed evidence
History
Related pages
Pivot from happyhumanproject.au into the addresses, networks and registries it depends on.
Queries
This hostname's full card — resolution chain, registration, mail policy, DNSSEC and mail authentication.
MATCH (h:HOSTNAME {name: $host})
OPTIONAL MATCH (h)-[:RESOLVES_TO]->(ip:IPV4)-[:ANNOUNCED_BY]->(ap:ANNOUNCED_PREFIX)
OPTIONAL MATCH (a:ASN)-[:ROUTES]->(ap)
OPTIONAL MATCH (a)-[:HAS_NAME]->(an:ASN_NAME)
OPTIONAL MATCH (ip)-[:LOCATED_IN]->(city:CITY)
OPTIONAL MATCH (ip)-[:HAS_COUNTRY]->(ipc:COUNTRY)
WITH h, ip, ap, a, an, city, ipc
LIMIT 20
WITH h,
collect({ip: ip.name, prefix: ap.name, asn: a.name, network: an.name, city: city.name, country: ipc.name}) AS resolutions,
collect(a.name) AS asnNames,
collect(ap.name) AS prefixNames,
collect(ap.isMoas) AS moasFlags,
collect(ap.rpkiStatus) AS rpkiStatuses,
head(collect(a)) AS primaryAsn,
head(collect(ap)) AS primaryPrefix
OPTIONAL MATCH (primaryPrefix)-[:CONFLICTS_WITH]->(conflict:ASN)
WITH h, resolutions, asnNames, prefixNames, moasFlags, rpkiStatuses, primaryAsn,
collect(conflict.name) AS conflictAsns
OPTIONAL MATCH (h)-[:HAS_REGISTRAR]->(reg:REGISTRAR)
OPTIONAL MATCH (h)-[:REGISTERED_BY]->(org:ORGANIZATION)
OPTIONAL MATCH (h)-[:CHILD_OF]->(tld:TLD)
WITH h, resolutions, asnNames, prefixNames, moasFlags, rpkiStatuses, primaryAsn, conflictAsns,
collect(reg.name) AS registrars,
collect(org.name) AS organizations,
collect(tld.name) AS tlds
OPTIONAL MATCH (h)-[:HAS_EMAIL]->(em:EMAIL)
WITH h, resolutions, asnNames, prefixNames, moasFlags, rpkiStatuses, primaryAsn, conflictAsns,
registrars, organizations, tlds,
collect(em.name) AS emails
OPTIONAL MATCH (h)-[:HAS_PHONE]->(ph:PHONE)
WITH h, resolutions, asnNames, prefixNames, moasFlags, rpkiStatuses, primaryAsn, conflictAsns,
registrars, organizations, tlds, emails,
count(ph) AS phoneCount
OPTIONAL MATCH (h)<-[:MAIL_FOR]-(mx:HOSTNAME)
WITH h, resolutions, asnNames, prefixNames, moasFlags, rpkiStatuses, primaryAsn, conflictAsns,
registrars, organizations, tlds, emails, phoneCount,
collect(mx.name)[0..20] AS mxHosts
OPTIONAL MATCH (h)<-[:NAMESERVER_FOR]-(ns:HOSTNAME)
WITH h, resolutions, asnNames, prefixNames, moasFlags, rpkiStatuses, primaryAsn, conflictAsns,
registrars, organizations, tlds, emails, phoneCount, mxHosts,
collect(ns.name) AS nameservers
OPTIONAL MATCH (h)-[spf:SPF_A|SPF_EXISTS|SPF_INCLUDE|SPF_IP|SPF_MX|SPF_REDIRECT]->(spfTarget)
WITH h, resolutions, asnNames, prefixNames, moasFlags, rpkiStatuses, primaryAsn, conflictAsns,
registrars, organizations, tlds, emails, phoneCount, mxHosts, nameservers,
collect({mechanism: type(spf), target: spfTarget.name})[0..50] AS spf
OPTIONAL MATCH (h)-[:SIGNED_WITH]->(alg:DNSSEC_ALGORITHM)
WITH h, resolutions, asnNames, prefixNames, moasFlags, rpkiStatuses, primaryAsn, conflictAsns,
registrars, organizations, tlds, emails, phoneCount, mxHosts, nameservers, spf,
collect(alg.name) AS dnssecAlgorithms
OPTIONAL MATCH (h)-[:DMARC_REPORTS_TO]->(dm:DMARC_RECIPIENT)
WITH h, resolutions, asnNames, prefixNames, moasFlags, rpkiStatuses, primaryAsn, conflictAsns,
registrars, organizations, tlds, emails, phoneCount, mxHosts, nameservers, spf, dnssecAlgorithms,
collect(dm.name)[0..5] AS dmarcRecipients
OPTIONAL MATCH (h)-[:DKIM_SIGNED_BY]->(dk:VENDOR)
WITH h, resolutions, asnNames, prefixNames, moasFlags, rpkiStatuses, primaryAsn, conflictAsns,
registrars, organizations, tlds, emails, phoneCount, mxHosts, nameservers, spf, dnssecAlgorithms,
dmarcRecipients,
collect(coalesce(dk.displayName, dk.name))[0..5] AS dkimVendors
OPTIONAL MATCH (h)-[:HAS_SIGNAL]->(hs:THREAT_SIGNAL_TYPE)
WITH h, resolutions, asnNames, prefixNames, moasFlags, rpkiStatuses, primaryAsn, conflictAsns,
registrars, organizations, tlds, emails, phoneCount, mxHosts, nameservers, spf, dnssecAlgorithms,
dmarcRecipients, dkimVendors,
collect(hs.name) AS dnsSignals
CALL { WITH primaryAsn MATCH (primaryAsn)-[:BGP_NEIGHBOR]-(peer:ASN) RETURN count(peer) AS asnPeerCount }
RETURN h.name AS name,
h.rank AS rank,
h.verdictLevel AS verdictLevel,
h.verdictScore AS verdictScore,
h.verdictBlocking AS verdictBlocking,
h.verdictCoverage AS verdictCoverage,
h.verdictAdvisory AS verdictAdvisory,
h.threatSources AS threatSources,
h.threatFirstSeen AS threatFirstSeen,
h.threatLastSeen AS threatLastSeen,
h.isTor AS isTor,
h.isVpn AS isVpn,
h.isProxy AS isProxy,
h.isC2 AS isC2,
h.isPhishing AS isPhishing,
resolutions, asnNames, prefixNames, moasFlags, rpkiStatuses, conflictAsns,
registrars, organizations, tlds, emails, phoneCount, mxHosts, nameservers, spf,
dnssecAlgorithms, dmarcRecipients, dkimVendors, dnsSignals,
h.companyName AS companyName,
h.companyIndustry AS companyIndustry,
h.companyHqCountry AS companyHqCountry,
h.companyHqCity AS companyHqCity,
asnPeerCountRun yourself →The observed subdomain count, to depth 3.
MATCH (h:HOSTNAME {name: $host})
CALL { WITH h MATCH (h)<-[:CHILD_OF*1..3]-(sub:HOSTNAME) RETURN count(sub) AS subdomainCount }
RETURN subdomainCountRun yourself →Technologies the company behind this domain has been observed running, most widely adopted first.
MATCH (:HOSTNAME {name: $host})-[:RUNS_TECHNOLOGY]->(t:TECHNOLOGY)
WITH t.name AS name, t.category AS category, t.adopterCount AS adopters
ORDER BY adopters DESC, name
WITH collect({name: name, category: category}) AS technologies, count(*) AS total
RETURN total, technologies[0..20] AS technologiesRun yourself →Peer companies (outbound SIMILAR_TO).
MATCH (:HOSTNAME {name: $host})-[:SIMILAR_TO]->(peer:HOSTNAME) RETURN peer.name AS host ORDER BY host LIMIT 8Run yourself →The parent company's domain and this company's domain portfolio (PARENT_OF).
MATCH (h:HOSTNAME {name: $host})
OPTIONAL MATCH (h)<-[:PARENT_OF]-(parent:HOSTNAME)
WITH h, collect({host: parent.name, company: parent.companyName})[0..3] AS parents
OPTIONAL MATCH (h)-[:PARENT_OF]->(child:HOSTNAME)
RETURN parents, collect({host: child.name, company: child.companyName})[0..10] AS portfolioRun yourself →Or query Whisper from your own LLM workflow via the Whisper MCP server.