Research and analysis using .auDO

A curated catalogue of substantive published work that cites, interprets, visualises or otherwise uses public .auDO observations.

Inclusion records a published use of the evidence. It does not imply endorsement, partnership, methodological agreement or responsibility for the external publication.

Public utility Independent publications Curated inclusion

Published uses

Where .auDO observations are being used

Items are ordered by publication date.

Substantive published work that cites, interprets, visualises or otherwise uses public .auDO observations. 1 published item(s).

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AnalysisFounder-authored external

Australian organisations leave different infrastructure fingerprints

Bryan Chetcuti · Bryan Chetcuti · 2026-07-29

A cohort analysis of visible DNS, public mail routing and registrar dependencies across selected domains in the fixed .auDO panel.

Authored by .auDO founder Bryan Chetcuti and published on his independent writing site.

.auDO evidence basis

Uses the latest canonical provider matches for the fixed 100-domain panel as at 29 July 2026. Observation date: 2026-07-29.

InfrastructureProvider concentrationCohortsDigital trust

Inclusion policy

A record of substantive use, not an endorsement list

The catalogue is manually curated so the relationship between an external publication and the .auDO evidence base remains clear.

Material use required

The work must materially cite, use or interpret .auDO observations. Passing mentions, routine social posts and generic backlinks are not included.

Responsibility remains external

External authors and publishers remain responsible for their analysis, claims, framing and conclusions.

Relationships are disclosed

Independent third-party, founder-authored external and collaborative work are identified as different publication relationships.

Publication history is retained

Unavailable, archived or superseded work remains recorded through status metadata rather than silently disappearing.

Identify a published use

Tell .auDO about substantive work using its observations

Send the publication URL, author or publisher details and a short note describing how .auDO observations were used. Inclusion remains editorially curated.