Verisite checked api.nytimes.com on October 1, 2026 and gave it a trust score of 69/100. Out of 108 checks, 46 passed, with 8 warning(s) and 54 failed check(s).
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The website api.nytimes.com has a score of 54, indicating moderate trustworthiness. This means there are some risks associated with using this site.
This site is an API from The New York Times, but no homepage content could be retrieved. This may impact user experience.
Checks HTTP security headers and cookie security configuration.
Checks for exposed sensitive files, directory listings, and information disclosure.
Scans page content for suspicious scripts, iframes, external forms, and cryptominers.
Verifies the SSL/TLS certificate validity and configuration.
Checks for tracking cookies, consent mechanisms, and third-party trackers.
Checks if the domain appears on known fraud or phishing lists.
Detects CMS, frameworks, and JavaScript libraries and checks for outdated versions.
Checks open ports, HTTP protocol support, redirect chain, and mixed content.
Checks DNS records, server information and hosting details.
Checks HTTP security headers and cookie security configuration.
Detects CMS, frameworks, and JavaScript libraries and checks for outdated versions.
Checks for exposed sensitive files, directory listings, and information disclosure.
Checks for tracking cookies, consent mechanisms, and third-party trackers.
Checks open ports, HTTP protocol support, redirect chain, and mixed content.
Scans page content for suspicious scripts, iframes, external forms, and cryptominers.
Checks if the domain appears on known fraud or phishing lists.
Verifies the SSL/TLS certificate validity and configuration.
Checks DNS records, server information and hosting details.
The website api.nytimes.com is an API from The New York Times, but no homepage content could be retrieved. This makes it difficult to fully assess the functionality and reliability of the site. The site has some key features, including an SSL certificate that is rated as secure, but there are also several shortcomings.
Key facts include failing security headers and email authentication. However, domain age and privacy are rated positively, which offers some reassurance. The site also has a high exposure score and is not marked as malicious.
The failing security headers mean that personal data on this site may not be well protected. This can lead to risks such as data theft or unauthorized access to your information. Additionally, the failure of email authentication means you may be vulnerable to phishing attacks.
The scores for content security and business data are unknown, meaning we cannot confirm how these aspects are secured. This can also pose a risk for users relying on this information.
This section is not applicable as there is no previous score available.
Verisite is an independent platform that runs automated trust checks on websites. This specific score of 54 indicates that there are risks for visitors, particularly regarding data security and authentication. For the company itself, this score may affect user trust and their willingness to use the API.