communications.gov.au

#26AD3D02 · Safe
70 / 100
WhoisSure · communications.gov.au — Report card
Australia 152.91.31.59 Valid HTTPS Updated

communications.gov.au safety overview

Public records for communications.gov.au stretch back about ? years. Combined with the live SSL status, they form the basis of our trust score.

Technical Information

IP Address152.91.31.59
Server LocationAustralia · Canberra
ISP / ProviderUnknown
SSL Certificate Valid HTTPS
SSL IssuerDigiCert EV RSA CA G2
Valid Until2026-06-29
RegistrarUnknown

Technical Overview

The domain communications.gov.au is reachable and resolves to Australia via Unknown. Below we walk through the most relevant signals one by one.

Maturity check

Maturity-wise, communications.gov.au falls in the "new" bracket — about ? years on record. Most short-lived scams operate on domains under 12 months old, so age helps but does not exclude risk.

Browser compatibility

Mainstream browsers will accept communications.gov.au's TLS configuration if our probe returns "OK". The current value is: OK.

Routing & ISP

Traffic to communications.gov.au currently terminates at Unknown in Australia — visible to anyone running a traceroute. Hosting-country mismatches with the brand audience can be a useful signal.

Beyond the technical score

A clean technical profile only proves communications.gov.au follows industry plumbing standards. It does NOT prove honest content. Always read the actual site before transacting.

Bottom line

communications.gov.au ends up at 70/100 — that is safe in our scale. The result is computed from public technical data only, no human review.

Frequently Asked Questions

How often is communications.gov.au re-checked?
By default the report is refreshed every 30 days, plus on every manual re-check from the dashboard.
Is the score enough to decide?
A high score is necessary but not sufficient. Always pair the report with a content-level sanity check before transacting.
What ISP serves communications.gov.au?
The current network announcement comes from Unknown, with the IP geo-located in Australia.
Where do I file a complaint about communications.gov.au?
You can file a takedown notice with the registrar (Unknown) or the hosting ISP (Unknown). Each maintains a public abuse channel.
Does communications.gov.au have IPv6?
Our DNS lookup returns AAAA-record presence as part of the report. If absent, communications.gov.au is currently IPv4-only.

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