You can verify diasp.org Warrant Canary status with this command on your system console<br><br>
<i>delv _canary.diasp.org txt +short</i><br>
OR<br>
<i>dig _canary.diasp.org txt +short</i> (this will get you results without validating the DNSSEC is valid)
<br><br>
You would get a response of:<br><b>
"version=canary1; warrants=0; date=20190814; expires=20191214;"
</b><br><br>
Meaning:<br>
<b>version=</b> DNS Warrant Canary Version<br>
<b>warrants=</b> number we have been issued<br>
<b>date=</b> YYYYMMDD of when this was issued<br>
<b>expires=</b> YYYYMMDD of when this expires, if expired then canary is dead<br>

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Running with +vtrace to validate the RRSIG:<br>
delv _canary.diasp.org txt +vtrace<br>


; fully validated
_canary.diasp.org.	74543	IN	TXT	"version=canary1; warrants=0; date=20190814; expires=20191214;"
_canary.diasp.org.	74543	IN	RRSIG	TXT 10 3 86400 20191205000000 20191114000000 34464 diasp.org. vMDLav2OduxD2mY/0qDgf6Z+oyHA6wsPBGHvJjjq8z+8i88pycXrpJS8 K4kp9WHXpvTy/h7diGw+SegYkKxnWJzppJwqrBTIzd6sjLeQ1XTwNH7y p9UGQLTflj5qEhJD5zxRBvHTWlMu5Mt31gGjESX7RrQh3nH36sr9rJbN dEsBpjH00GU22RSTZLDWUEMjpbx3e5EVwcAyffEA55GS1oD7S2eP0Py7 QM4QiOeELQ9BG+q4M2lhZsxBtteRxoOGawcgoMCIfZtfEDcyeih0fMN1 LduYiAOC7XC+QKhsXatSqBLqeT+b/+XOa0VxN0Tr3wziObTPFsJc5Vxw cJWHeg==
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