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OpenSSL companies in the United States

Every OpenSSL website we detected in the United States.

Companies with personnel emails

Only sites where a personal, company-hosted email was found.

Decision makers on LinkedIn

Sites with at least one personnel LinkedIn profile.

Top 100,000 OpenSSL sites by traffic

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Sites on a .com domain

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Companies with phone numbers

Only sites where an organisation phone number was found.

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Versions

Which OpenSSL versions are most used?

We could read a version number on 24% of OpenSSL sites. Of those, the most common are OpenSSL 3, on 80,727 sites and OpenSSL 4, on 851 sites.

99% on v3
Versions detected
2
Sites with a version
81,578
Share of sites by version
v3 99% v4 1%
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Websites Using OpenSSL

A sample of live OpenSSL sites from our latest crawl, with the other technologies each one runs.

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DomainAlso runsCrawl Date
luxom.online
PHPHSTSApache HTTP ServerWindows Server
September 28, 2026
luppo.mx
PHPApache HTTP ServerBootstrapGoogle Tag ManagerreCAPTCHA
September 27, 2026
lsar.live
PHPApache HTTP ServerGoogle AnalyticsFreeBSD
September 27, 2026
lgbusiness.it
jQueryPHPMySQLWordPressHSTS
September 27, 2026
lenpersonalizado.com
jQueryPHPApache HTTP ServerBootstrapGoogle Hosted Libraries
September 27, 2026
legalnibukmacherzy.com
HTTP/3HSTSApache HTTP ServerGoogle Tag ManagerAmazon Web Services
September 27, 2026
lecomfort.it
jQueryPHPHSTSjQuery MigrateApache HTTP Server
September 27, 2026
larrique.com.uy
jQueryPHPHSTSApache HTTP ServerGoogle Analytics
September 27, 2026
lamplastik.com
jQueryPHPApache HTTP ServerBootstrapGoogle Analytics
September 27, 2026
ky-trust.net
PHPApache HTTP ServerGoogle AnalyticsAlmaLinuxEC-CUBE
September 27, 2026

How many websites use OpenSSL?

We found OpenSSL on 337,644 websites in our September 2026 crawl, across 210 countries.

Which countries use OpenSSL the most?

By number of websites, the top countries are United States (20%, 68,476 sites), Japan (14%, 47,068 sites), Netherlands (7%, 24,954 sites), South Korea (6%, 19,122 sites) and Germany (5%, 16,432 sites). Together they account for 52% of the 337,644 OpenSSL sites we track. 32% of the sites are in English, and .com is the most used domain ending, on 43% of them.

Where are OpenSSL websites hosted?

The networks carrying the most OpenSSL sites are Amazon.com, Inc. (45,337 sites), SAKURA Internet Inc. (22,522 sites) and OVH SAS (10,645 sites).

What technologies are used with OpenSSL?

Across the 337,644 OpenSSL sites we track, the technologies most often found alongside it are Apache HTTP Server (over 99%, 337,616 sites), PHP (80%, 268,828 sites), jQuery (63%, 212,280 sites), MySQL (27%, 91,808 sites) and CentOS (27%, 90,082 sites).

Deep Dive

Breakdown of OpenSSL websites

What else they run, plus their language, hosting network, domain extension and country.

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Other technologies in Web server extensions

Web server extensions technologies run on 0.95% of the websites we track. OpenSSL ranks #1 of 14, on 69.57% of Web server extensions sites.

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FAQ

Answers drawn from our latest crawl of OpenSSL websites. Anything else, email us and we will look it up.

Through our own crawl, which checks each site's HTML, scripts and headers rather than relying on self-reported data.