aizhantj.com
Category: Technology
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Description of aizhantj.com
aizhantj.com appears to be a Chinese web analytics and traffic statistics platform branded as “爱站统计” (Aizhan Statistics). Based on the page title, metadata, and screenshot, the service is presented as a free or easy-to-use website data analysis tool focused on visitor behavior, traffic source analysis, reporting, event analysis, and marketing attribution for site owners and developers.
The homepage shows a login and registration interface rather than a consumer storefront, which suggests the domain is intended for account-based access to analytics features. References to www.aizhan.com and the branding shown in the screenshot indicate it may be associated with the broader Aizhan webmaster-tools ecosystem. The footer text and Chinese ICP filing reference suggest operation within the Chinese internet market.
Safety Assessment for aizhantj.com
This domain shows mixed signals at the time of this scan. Two out of 91 security engines flagged it, with one indicating phishing-related concerns, while a separate malware scan marked the main page as suspicious without identifying a specific malware family. At the same time, major threat-database checks and blacklist lookups were clean, no malicious external links or iframes were identified in the scanned page elements, and the site presents itself as a functioning analytics service rather than an obviously deceptive landing page.
Contextually, the domain is over two years old, has a measurable traffic ranking, and uses coherent branding and content consistent with a web analytics platform. Those factors may reduce the likelihood that this is a throwaway malicious domain, but the small number of security-engine detections means some caution is still warranted, especially because the page includes a login form where users may enter credentials.
Based on available scan data, no broad blacklist-based threat pattern was detected at the time of this scan, but the limited engine detections and suspicious-page heuristic suggest visitors should proceed with normal caution and verify they intended to access this specific service.
Technical Description
The site uses a valid SSL/TLS certificate issued by GlobalSign with an expiry in January 2027, which indicates HTTPS support is in place. It is served through nginx on IP address 43.169.32.101, hosted by ACE in Singapore. The domain uses the nameservers v1.dnsip.com and v2.dnsip.com.
DNSSEC appears to be unsigned, which is common but means DNS responses do not benefit from DNSSEC validation. No blacklist-database hits were reported in the provided checks, and the scan did not identify flagged external domains or iframe injections. One minor technical concern is that the malware scan marked /index as suspicious, though no named payload or confirmed malicious file was reported.
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