vxvault.net

The scan results are mixed. On one hand, 0 out of 91 security engines flagged the domain at the time of this scan, and the major threat-database checks provided in the scan data were clean. The domain is also more than 11 years old, which can be a stabilizing signal when assessing legitimacy. In addition, the site’s visible content appears consistent with a malware-reference or security-research resource rather than a phishing page, fake store, or impersonation site.

On the other hand, a malware scan flagged 2 files and a large number of internal links and referenced domains using generic labels such as suspicious or malicious. Given the nature of this website, those findings may partly reflect that the site catalogs malware indicators and links to threat-related artifacts, rather than necessarily serving harmful payloads itself. The flagged results are also largely heuristic and generic rather than tied to a clearly identified malware family on the site itself. Separately, the site appears to have an invalid or expired SSL/TLS certificate, which may present a security or trust concern for visitors if they attempt to log in or transmit data.

Taking these signals together, the domain appears to be a legitimate security-reference site that may contain or reference malicious indicators as part of its purpose. Based on available scan data, no broad multi-engine consensus of active website compromise was detected at the time of this scan, but caution may still be appropriate because the site indexes malware-related content and its HTTPS configuration appears outdated.