ayaya.beauty
Category: File Sharing
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Description of ayaya.beauty
ayaya.beauty appears to be a temporary file-upload and file-sharing website. The page title and visible homepage text describe it as a service for uploading files up to 4 GiB, with uploaded content expiring after 14 days. The interface includes links for uploader configuration, upload history, settings, an admin panel, and login, which suggests a self-hosted file-sharing platform rather than a conventional consumer website.
Based on the screenshot and metadata, the site may be operated by an individual or small administrator rather than a large commercial organization. The homepage also references an alternative domain and a software/version string, which is consistent with a niche utility service used for temporary hosting or sharing of files. Although the domain uses a ".beauty" extension, the visible content appears technology-oriented rather than related to cosmetics or personal care.
Safety Assessment for ayaya.beauty
Scan results show mixed signals at the time of this scan. Two out of 92 security engines flagged the domain, while several other checks did not detect confirmed malware or phishing activity. The malware scan reported no flagged files among the sampled files, but it did attach a generic malicious-object label to the domain and to multiple internal URLs. Because these labels are generic rather than tied to a clearly identified malware family, they may represent heuristic or pattern-based detections rather than conclusive evidence.
Blacklist and threat-database checks were largely clean at the time of this scan, including major browsing-protection and phishing-related sources, though one blacklist provider listed the domain with a generic malicious-object classification. The site is also about four years old, which can modestly reduce the likelihood of throwaway abuse compared with very new domains. At the same time, the website functions as a temporary file uploader, and services of this type can carry elevated abuse potential because uploaded content may not be visible from the homepage.
Based on these findings, this website may pose potential risks to visitors, particularly if downloading files shared by unknown parties. Based on available scan data, the strongest concerns come from limited multi-engine detections and the nature of the service rather than broad blacklist consensus.
Technical Description
The domain uses a valid Let's Encrypt SSL certificate with an expiry in November 2026, which indicates HTTPS is configured. It resolves to an IP hosted by Rica Web Services in Montreal, Canada, and the web server identifies itself as Angie. The domain is registered through Porkbun and has been active since August 2022.
DNSSEC appears to be unsigned, so there is no additional DNS integrity protection visible from the provided data. No DNS-based mail-reputation blocklist hits were reported in this scan. From a security perspective, the main technical concern is not the TLS setup but the site's role as a temporary file-hosting service, which may make it harder to assess the safety of user-uploaded content from the homepage alone.
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