un.org

Scan results were broadly favorable at the time of this scan. No security engines flagged the domain, and the site was categorized by multiple web-classification providers as government or government/legal. In addition, blacklist checks and threat database lookups did not indicate active listings during this review.

One malware scan did mark the overall threat level as suspicious and flagged 2 out of 98 scanned files, along with one external script reference associated with an analytics-related domain. However, the flagged item appears to be a legacy analytics script reference rather than clear evidence of active malware on the site. On large, older websites with extensive archives and embedded third-party resources, heuristic scanners can sometimes produce cautious or context-limited findings.

The domain's age, institutional ownership indicators, strong reputation signals, and absence of security-engine detections materially reduce concern. Based on available scan data, no significant threats were detected at the time of this scan, though the isolated suspicious script reference may warrant routine review by site administrators.