A DNS monetization parking page. 14 requests, 7 domains. Intercepts traffic aimed at grundbuch-online.de — a German real estate registry service. A Yahoo/Verizon DNS platform with fingerprinting. Microsoft Clarity without consent. No privacy policy found. gdpr=1 is transmitted as a parameter, yet there is no banner.
Timeline of the leak
Declared versus actual
Transfer timings
Verizon Media / Yahoo DNS. Fingerprint, geo, visitor ID. GDPR zone (gdpr=1).
Microsoft Clarity. Session recordings. No banner.
Bing Ads telemetry. No banner.
Detected trackers
- Verizon Media / Yahoo DNS (l.cdn-fileserver.com, s.cdn-fileserver.com) — a parking-page monetization platform
- Microsoft Clarity (scripts.clarity.ms) — behavioral analytics and session recordings
- Bing Ads telemetry (msadsscale.microsoft.com) — advertising telemetry
- Yahoo CDN (s.yimg.com) — the ad-auction selectTier script
Indicators of GDPR non-compliance
- GDPR Art. 5(1)(a); TDDDG § 25(1)l.cdn-fileserver.com/bping.php (+389 ms) transmits fingerprint data about the visitor to the Verizon Media/Yahoo DNS platform with no consent banner: vi=1780088106960407558 (visitor ID), hvsid (session ID), geo=45.47|9.19 (Milan coordinates), cc=IT (country), wsip=170762276 (IP hash), a screen resolution of 1536x864, network type 4g, and a gdpr=1 parameter (a GDPR-zone flag). Further requests to bql.php and bqi.php transmit fp (a fingerprint hash), cme (an encrypted session token), and a full set of advertising parameters. Consent was never requested.
- GDPR Art. 5(1)(a); TDDDG § 25(1)Microsoft Clarity (scripts.clarity.ms/0.8.54/clarity.js, +742 ms) and Bing Ads telemetry (msadsscale.microsoft.com/bingads/telemetryJS.js, +742 ms) load with no consent banner. Microsoft Clarity records full user sessions, including mouse movements, clicks, and scrolling. There is no consent banner.
- GDPR Art. 13No public privacy policy was found on findresultshub.com. The page intercepts traffic aimed at /?dn=grundbuch-online.de (a German real estate registry service) and monetizes it without informing users of the controller, the purposes of data processing, or their rights under GDPR Art. 13.
Context
findresultshub.com is a parking page belonging to the Verizon Media/Yahoo DNS monetization system. It intercepts browser traffic directed at grundbuch-online.de — a German online real estate registry service (Grundbuch). Visitors typing in the address of the property registry land instead on an advertising page with a search form. openresty, Google Cloud CDN.
DNS parking monetization — the mechanism
The ?dn=grundbuch-online.de parameter identifies the original domain. The Verizon Media/Yahoo DNS platform (formerly Yodel/Oversee) generates contextual advertisements based on keywords associated with the original domain — in this case, “Property Records Search.” The ad auction is served via resultsfinderhub.com/sr/SAFEFRAME.html, with bid parameters carrying cid=8CUF3S44R, prid=8PR11258V, crid=505678630.
Fingerprinting without consent
bping.php (+389 ms) collects a full device profile: a visitor ID (vi=1780088106960407558), a session ID (hvsid), city-level geo-coordinates (geo=45.47|9.19, Milan), a country code, an IP hash, a screen resolution of 1536×864, and network type 4g. The gdpr=1 parameter is present in the request — the platform is aware the visitor is in a GDPR zone, yet no consent banner is displayed.
bql.php (+944 ms) additionally transmits a 76-character fingerprint hash (fp) and an encrypted session token (cme). Microsoft Clarity (clarity.js) records the user’s full session, including mouse movements and clicks.
No privacy policy found
findresultshub.com contains no link to a privacy policy. GDPR Art. 13 requires that information about the controller, purposes, and legal bases for processing be provided at the moment data is collected. For users searching for grundbuch-online.de — Germany’s state real estate registry — landing on an advertising page with undeclared fingerprinting creates a particular risk: the user’s intent points to a possible property interest.
Conclusion
findresultshub.com shows a systemic pattern of GDPR non-compliance: fingerprinting without consent, Microsoft Clarity with no banner, and no privacy policy at all. The platform exploits navigation traffic intended for a German real estate registry service.
87f9b4202f784d6dd1f41e9de39cd799a0069c3f96d40b0c6611056c19b850f5Where to file: Federal Commissioner for Data Protection (BfDI) — file a complaint online →
To: Federal Commissioner for Data Protection (BfDI) From: [Your name], [contact email] 1. Subject of the complaint I am filing a complaint regarding the processing of my personal data by the website findresultshub.com. 2. Circumstances I visited the website findresultshub.com and found indications that the processing of my personal data does not comply with the GDPR. The technical analysis published on gdpru.eu on 29 May 2026 (open methodology, reproducible measurements) documents the following indications: 1) l.cdn-fileserver.com/bping.php (+389 ms) transmits fingerprint data about the visitor to the Verizon Media/Yahoo DNS platform with no consent banner: vi=1780088106960407558 (visitor ID), hvsid (session ID), geo=45.47|9.19 (Milan coordinates), cc=IT (country), wsip=170762276 (IP hash), a screen resolution of 1536x864, network type 4g, and a gdpr=1 parameter (a GDPR-zone flag). Further requests to bql.php and bqi.php transmit fp (a fingerprint hash), cme (an encrypted session token), and a full set of advertising parameters. Consent was never requested. 2) Microsoft Clarity (scripts.clarity.ms/0.8.54/clarity.js, +742 ms) and Bing Ads telemetry (msadsscale.microsoft.com/bingads/telemetryJS.js, +742 ms) load with no consent banner. Microsoft Clarity records full user sessions, including mouse movements, clicks, and scrolling. There is no consent banner. 3) No public privacy policy was found on findresultshub.com. The page intercepts traffic aimed at /?dn=grundbuch-online.de (a German real estate registry service) and monetizes it without informing users of the controller, the purposes of data processing, or their rights under GDPR Art. 13. Full technical documentation is published at: https://gdpru.eu/en/audits/de-findresultshub-com-de/ 3. Provisions violated GDPR Art. 5(1)(a); TDDDG § 25(1); GDPR Art. 5(1)(a); TDDDG § 25(1); GDPR Art. 13 4. Request I request that you investigate the violations described and apply the measures provided for in Article 58(2) GDPR. 5. Attachments The full evidence base — the HAR file, its SHA-256 checksum and the quotation from the site's privacy policy documenting the stated contradiction — is published and verifiable at the link in point 2 above. [Date] [Signature / name]