Baidu quietly launched another tool: Baidu ZhenZhan, offering site diagnostics including a “Baidu search heat score”, browser behavior, site certificate information, site security scanning, and site company information lookups.
Baidu ZhenZhan: https://zhenzhan.baidu.com
Basic information includes the site title, IP address, hosting location, site-building system, ICP filing number, filing type and entity name; from all of these it derives a Baidu search heat score, which presumably corresponds to what Baidu officially calls site authority. It’s scored out of 100 — the higher, the more authority Baidu assigns the site.
Browser behavior covers interception by the common browsers: Microsoft IE, Apple Safari, Google Chrome, 360 Browser, Firefox, QQ Browser, Sogou High-Speed Browser, Cheetah Secure Browser, 2345 Accelerated Browser, Maxthon 6, and UC Browser.
Site certificate information is mainly about the SSL certificate: trust status, certificate type, common name, start time, issuer, end time, SNI enabled, revocation status, encryption algorithm, OCSP stapling status, signature algorithm, organization, certificate brand, department, and alternative names.
Site security scanning produces a score provided by Baidu Security, whose site is https://anquan.baidu.com/product/secindex
Site company information is business registration data, sourced from AiQiCha, and is simply whatever public business registration information exists.
Here’s what my own lookup returned:
