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eu-sovereignty report · scanned 2026-07-21

euroseal.cloud

No US-jurisdiction dependencies detected

Based on public records, the components we checked are free of US-jurisdiction ownership. A live EuroSeal badge would verify this daily and give your buyers a report like this one, always current.

Hosting EU-owned
AS201601 Astrec Data OU · exit country EE
A euroseal.cloud → 176.112.152.168
DNS EU-owned
INWX
NS euroseal.cloud → ns2.inwx.de
Email EU-owned
mailbox.org
MX euroseal.cloud → mxext3.mailbox.org
CDN / edge not detected
no CDN detected
headers → server: EuroSeal
Deep scan — the details almost nobody checks
Third-party scripts & trackers none detected
homepage loads zero external scripts, fonts or analytics — rare (most sites pull at least Google assets)
all assets served from euroseal.cloud
Authorized email senders (SPF) no US senders
mailbox.org (German) — no US mailing service can send as @euroseal.cloud
v=spf1 include:mailbox.org ~all
TLS certificate issuer US non-profit
Let's Encrypt (ISRG, US non-profit) — common & low-risk; EU CAs exist (Actalis, Buypass, HARICA)
issuer → C=US, O=Let's Encrypt, CN=YE2

Method. External, public-signal scan: apex A record → hosting network owner (ASN); NS → DNS provider; MX → email provider; response headers → CDN. Jurisdiction is assigned by the provider's parent-company country, not server location: a US-owned provider is subject to the US CLOUD Act wherever the server sits. Every line above can be re-checked with dig. Snapshot as of 2026-07-21; stacks drift, which is why the live badge re-checks daily.

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