OpsProbe

Release notes

OpsProbe v0.3.21: deeper instant probe evidence.

The instant probe now shows deeper DNS and HTTP facts while keeping heavier RDAP, WHOIS, DNSSEC, browser waterfall, and AI diagnosis work ready for paid scan profiles.

Release date September 4, 2026 Version v0.3.21 Commit release commit tagged v0.3.21 Type patch

Quick answer

OpsProbe now gives visitors more useful evidence in the free homepage probe: DNS target, answer, scope, NS, SOA, TTL, HTTP redirect chain, request timeline, request and response headers, and TLS version and cipher.

Highlights

  • DNS details now include target, answer, scope, canonical chain, NS, SOA, TTL, and IPv4/IPv6 summary.
  • HTTP details now include final URL, status, redirect chain, request timeline, request and response headers, timing, and response summary.
  • TLS details now include negotiated TLS version and cipher.
  • DNS, TCP, and HTTP failures use a short confirmation retry to reduce transient false positives.
  • Signed-in visitors can carry a homepage probe result into the console add-site flow.

Changes

  • Extended the instant-probe API with richer DNS and HTTP detail objects.
  • Added resolver-backed DNS intelligence for NS, SOA, canonical chain, and TTL facts.
  • Added HTTP redirect timelines and request/response header extraction.
  • Added TLS version and cipher capture to HTTPS probe evidence.
  • Added helper tests for the new DNS, HTTP, and TLS evidence paths.
  • Persisted the probed URL so signed-in visitors can continue in the console.

Pro and Premium scan profiles are planned for authoritative NS traces, RDAP/WHOIS registrar data, DNSSEC validation, multi-resolver propagation checks, full HTTP timing breakdowns, redirect waterfalls, request/response viewers, browser-rendered screenshots, resource waterfalls, API assertions, and AI diagnosis.

Verification

  • cargo fmt --all -- --check
  • cargo check
  • cargo test instant_probe -- --nocapture
  • node --check web/app.js
  • git diff --check