This isn't a badge — it's DNA. The domain and its owner, woven directly into the metadata at the binary level. Not applied on top. Written in.
Every contact leaves a trace. These pages are served from somewhere else and each one still carries this site's mark — a mark that only ever existed here. You cannot lift the work and leave the evidence behind.
How much of this platform is being harvested
At least 15,725 automated captures of this platform, across 4 recent crawls.
Our own query hit its limit, so this is a floor. The real figure is higher — we would rather show you the number we can stand behind than the one that sounds worse.
Source: Common Crawl — published, dated, and something you can go and check yourself. Covers 4 crawls, weeks 17–30 of 2026.
Measured 30 July 2026.
This is a count of real captures, not a projection. Nobody is singling you out — the whole neighborhood gets swept, and your site is in it.
(Cloudflare, 2026.) Website cloning isn't rare anymore — it's routine. 84% of phishing attacks now involve a cloned website or URL (VikingCloud, 2026), and AI site-builders can copy a page's full layout, branding, and login flow in minutes. HTML Tree Lock closes that door at the source: a site's identity is encrypted directly into its own code. On the real domain, it unlocks and renders normally. Copied anywhere else, the key never matches — the page can't decrypt, and the clone shows itself for what it is.