Audit: facebook.com

Audited on 20 Sep 2026

Needs attention

  • TLS certificate expires in 8 days If auto-renewal is configured, it has not run yet.
69
overall score
On-page SEO
0
Crawlability
67
TLS & security
83
Network
83
Email
100
DNS
83

The site is up · responded in 144 ms

  • Reachable 4% of the last 24 hours
  • Outages cost you traffic and rankings while they last, and they rarely happen while you are watching.

On-page SEO

0/100
  • ? Page indexing The page was not fetched
  • ? On-page markup The page was not fetched

Crawlability

67/100
  • robots.txt present + valid Parsed cleanly · 0 sitemap(s) declared
  • Sitemap.xml is valid XML Present but does not parse — EntityRef: expecting ';'

TLS & security

83/100
  • TLS handshake succeeds
  • Certificate not expiring soon -11 days left

Network

83/100
  • Hostname resolves to an A record 57.144.20.1
  • ! Server header does not leak version

Email

100/100
  • MX records valid + reachable
  • SPF record present v=spf1 redirect=_spf.facebook.com
  • DMARC record present
  • DMARC policy enforced p=reject
  • DKIM key published selector=default

DNS

83/100
  • A records resolve
  • NS records present
  • MX records present
  • DNS resolvers agree on the same A record 36% of 12 resolvers agree
  • Domain registration not expiring soon 2747 days left
  • Domain is established 29y 5m 4d (1997-03-29)

What changed

1 thing changed on facebook.com in the last 30 days.

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We found 287 subdomains for facebook.com via Certificate Transparency logs.

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Tech stack detected

1 technology · Pro: track changes over time →

Signature-based identification from the public homepage. Pattern set is fixed; nothing is sent to third parties.

Analytics

  • Google Analytics

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