aliens.gov

Scan results are mixed but lean relatively benign at the time of this scan. Only 1 out of 91 security engines flagged the domain, and that flag was a generic “suspicious” label rather than a widely corroborated malware verdict. In addition, major blacklist and threat-database checks were clean, with no listings detected across the checked phishing, malware, and DNS-based blocklists.

A separate malware scan reported many flagged files and links, but the detections shown are largely generic heuristic labels and appear to involve numerous White House and government-related paths rather than clearly identified malware families. That kind of pattern can sometimes occur on unusual or highly interlinked government content, especially when scanners react to wording, redirects, or large numbers of referenced pages. The domain is also very new, which adds some uncertainty and modestly increases risk compared with long-established government sites.

Based on available scan data, no broad consensus of active malware or phishing was detected at the time of this scan, but the combination of a very recent registration and heuristic scan flags means some caution may still be warranted until the site has a longer operating history.