allyoulike.com
Category: File Sharing & Downloads
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Description of allyoulike.com
allyoulike.com appears to be a long-running download portal and content index built on WordPress. Based on the page title, visible navigation, and listed categories, the site organizes links to movies, TV episodes, software, games, ebooks, audiobooks, tutorials, and related media. The homepage also promotes VIP membership and a third-party file-hosting service, suggesting that the site functions primarily as a directory or gateway to downloadable content rather than as an original publisher.
The domain has been registered since 2008, which indicates an established web presence rather than a newly created site. The operator is not clearly identified in the provided scan data, though the site branding centers on “All You Like” and references a “Maxdugan” notes section. Overall, based on available content and metadata, the website appears to serve users looking for downloadable digital media and software, including some material that may raise copyright or adult-content concerns.
Safety Assessment for allyoulike.com
Scan results are mixed. On one hand, only 1 out of 90 security engines flagged the domain at the time of this scan, and the major content-malice blacklist databases shown in the report were clean. That relatively low multi-engine detection count reduces confidence that the site is actively serving confirmed malware from the main domain itself.
On the other hand, the malware scan produced a very large number of generic suspicious findings across pages, scripts, and outbound links, and many of those links point to downloadable archives, media files, and software packages hosted through an associated file-sharing domain. The visible content strongly suggests the site distributes or indexes unofficial downloads, including cracked software and media releases, which can increase exposure to unwanted software, misleading downloads, or copyright-related risk even when blacklist databases remain clean. Some flagged resources were also associated with externally hosted media assets, though these detections appear to be largely generic rather than tied to a clearly named malware family.
Because the domain is old and broadly clean on major blacklist checks, but also heavily associated with suspicious download links and generic scanner alerts, a cautious interpretation is warranted. Based on these findings, this website may pose potential risks to visitors, particularly if they download files or follow third-party links.
Technical Description
The site uses a valid Let's Encrypt SSL certificate with expiry shown as 2026-09-27, which indicates HTTPS is enabled. It appears to be served by nginx/1.20.1 and hosted on IP address 91.209.70.39 through Private Internet Hosting LTD, with geolocation data pointing to Moscow, Russia. The domain uses CloudNS nameservers and DNSSEC is not enabled (unsigned).
From an infrastructure perspective, the setup looks like a conventional hosted WordPress site, with exposed WordPress paths such as wp-login.php, wp-json, and plugin/theme assets visible in the scan. No direct TLS misconfiguration details were provided beyond the certificate status, but the lack of DNSSEC and the large number of indexed download pages and external file-host links may increase the overall attack surface or user risk profile.
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