aniworld.to

Based on available scan data, no threats were detected by 0 out of 91 security engines at the time of this scan, and the domain was clean across the listed content-malice and phishing-oriented blacklist databases. The domain is also several years old and has a meaningful traffic presence, which can be a stabilizing trust signal when viewed alongside clean multi-engine results.

One automated malware scan did label the site as suspicious and marked many internal pages, but the threat name shown was a generic heuristic tied to a single IP-based object rather than a clearly identified malware family. In context, that kind of broad heuristic result is lower-confidence than a multi-engine consensus, especially when other malware scanners and blacklist databases did not corroborate it at the time of this scan.

The screenshot shows a functioning entertainment website with anime listings rather than a phishing page, fake storefront, or parked domain. Based on available data, no significant threats were detected at the time of this scan, though users should keep in mind that streaming sites can still carry typical web risks such as aggressive ads, pop-ups, or changing third-party content.