+1 to put on:

• Readme
• And on a new part of about section. Which would contain :
  • What are node's official domain names => so any binary that doesn't come from there can be malicious
  • Which npm packages are maintained by node
  • If there are problems with the node website either issue on node/nodejs.org or downtime => link to status page

Can we have bage for the current status ?

Can we have bage for the current status ?

On the website?

For the read me

Makes sense, feel free to add a badge to README.

it's was a question is it possible to have a badge ?

bump @ovflowd

Last i checked you needed JS

I think there are two issues here:

1. Showing visibility to the status page.
2. Showing official resources on the website

I feel like if we (as @AugustinMauroy mentioned) add a statement to the bottom of the "About" page, we can knock two birds with one stone. Something like the following, right?:

Official Node.js Resources

To ensure authenticity and security when working with Node.js, always use official sources. Avoid trusting emails,
binaries, or downloads from unofficial sources.

Official Node.js Domains

For downloading Node.js binaries and accessing official documentation, use only these domains:

• nodejs.org
• nodejs.dev
• iojs.org

Official npm Packages

The Node.js team maintains the following official npm package scopes:

• @node-core
• @pkgjs

Additionally, the Node.js team maintains packages published by the nodejs-foundation npm account.

Using packages from these scopes and accounts guarantees that you are working with officially supported Node.js components.

Official GitHub Organizations

Node.js and related projects are maintained under these official GitHub organizations:

• nodejs
• pkgjs

Official Communication Channels

Node.js and the OpenJS Foundation communicate through various official and community-supported channels. You can find details on
how to get involved on the Get Involved page.

Reporting Website Issues & Downtime

If you encounter issues with the Node.js website, report them at the Node.js website repository.
For real-time updates on outages, visit the Node.js Status Page.

IMO you should open a pr with this content

On it! Just wanted to verify that that content was suitable first, opening a PR now.