Trust check · openjdk.org · other · checked 3 h ago · 0 reports
Is openjdk.org legit?
100
of 100
Established
openjdk.org shows the signals of an established site: registered 20 years ago, ranked #10,944 worldwide. Trust score 100/100.
Registered
20 years ago
2006-07-18 · MarkMonitor Inc. · owner hidden
Company
Not assessed
established site
Imitates a brand
None
not similar to a known brand
The signals weights are public · method
| Signal | What we found | Weight |
|---|---|---|
| TLS certificate | No HTTPS or certificate not readable. | −3 |
| Owner privacy | Owner identity hidden behind a privacy service. Legal for individuals; a warning sign for a business taking payments. | −2 |
| Domain age | Registered 20 years ago (2006-07-18). | 0 |
| Company registry | No company claim detected. | 0 |
| Visitor reports | No visitor reports yet. | 0 |
| Related sites | No shared identifiers with flagged sites. | 0 |
| Imitates a brand | Not a lookalike of a well-known brand. | 0 |
| Blocklists | Not on Google Safe Browsing or URLhaus. Blocklists catch phishing and malware, not shops that never ship. | 0 |
| Refund policy | Not applicable. | 0 |
| Contact details | Site not crawled yet. | 0 |
| Postal address | Site not crawled yet. | 0 |
| Mail server | Mail server configured. | 0 |
| Recent changes | No recent template change detected. | 0 |
| Payment methods | No payment methods detected. | 0 |
| Shipping origin | No shipping-origin concern detected. | 0 |
| Discount claims | No extreme discount claims. | 0 |
| Availability | 100.0% uptime over 30 days. | 0 |
| Traffic rank | Ranked #10,944 worldwide by traffic (Tranco). | 0 |
| First seen on the web | Archived by the Wayback Machine since 2008. | 0 |
| Official status page | No official status page found. | 0 |
first archived: 2008-05-17 · expires: 2027-07-18
Visitor reports
0 totalDuplicates are removed by device and network. Reports with links are discarded. Reports are counts and categories, not reviews.
Common questions
Is openjdk.org a real company?
The site does not name a company anywhere we could find, which is unusual for a business taking payments.
I already paid. What should I do?
Contact your bank or card issuer and ask for a chargeback, quoting "goods not received" or "not as described". Keep screenshots of the order and any messages. Then add a report here so the next person sees it.
How is the score calculated?
Twenty automated checks, each with a published weight, plus visitor reports. The table above shows every signal and what it cost. Read the full method.