Domain Intelligence
LiveAge is the one thing a fraudster cannot fake.
Registration age, mail configuration and security posture for any domain. Fraud infrastructure is disposable by design, so it is almost always young — and age is the single signal an attacker can only wait out, never forge.
What it detects
- Registration age via RDAP (ICANN official)
- Newly-registered domains
- MX, SPF and DMARC posture
- Disposable and risky TLDs
- Homograph and lookalike spoofs
- Registrar intelligence
When to use it
On B2B signups to verify a company domain is real, and on any link you are asked to trust.
Questions
Why is domain age such a strong signal?
Phishing sites, fake shops and scam campaigns are taken down or abandoned within weeks, so operators register fresh domains constantly. A domain registered three days ago behaves very differently from one registered in 2015 — and unlike every other signal, age cannot be forged, only waited out.
Where does the registration date come from?
RDAP, ICANN's official successor to WHOIS. It is authoritative and free, so the date is accurate rather than estimated. A small number of TLDs publish less, in which case no date is returned rather than a guess.
Should I block newly-registered domains outright?
No — every legitimate business had a new domain once. Use it as a weighting. Young plus no MX plus a risky TLD plus a disposable pattern is a very different picture from young on its own, and that is what the combined score expresses.