bondage-guru.net
Category: Adult Content
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Description of bondage-guru.net
Bondage-guru.net is an adult content website that publishes bondage and BDSM-themed pornography, organized into categories such as Bondage M/F, Bondage F/F, Latex Bondage, Mummification Bondage, and Asian Bondage. The site's name and meta description explicitly identify it as a "bondage porn website" featuring exclusive adult video and image content aggregated from various fetish content producers and studios.
Based on available WHOIS records, the domain was registered in December 2016, making it approximately 9 years old, and is registered through DomainContext Inc. The site operates behind Cloudflare's network infrastructure, which masks the origin server location and provides CDN/proxy services. No specific corporate operator or company name is listed in the available metadata, which is typical for adult content aggregator sites of this type.
The site appears to function primarily as a content aggregation blog, embedding or linking to external video hosting platforms for the actual media playback, while providing a WordPress-style front-end for browsing, searching, and categorizing content.
Safety Assessment for bondage-guru.net
At the time of this scan, no security engines out of 91 checked flagged this domain for malware, phishing, or other malicious activity, and it was not listed on any of the checked blacklist or threat-database providers, including content-malice databases. A heuristic malware scanner did flag a portion of the site's internal pages and outbound links as "suspicious," but this was tied to a generic, unnamed pattern-matching classification rather than any identified malware family, and no corroborating detection was found from any other security engine.
The suspicious flags are concentrated on links pointing to an external file-hosting/video domain (wayshare.cc), which is referenced by the site to host video content. This external domain was the subject of a generic heuristic classification but was not identified on any blacklist or malware database. This kind of flag is a low-confidence pattern match commonly seen with adult content aggregators and third-party video hosts, and does not by itself indicate confirmed malicious behavior.
Overall, based on available scan data, no significant threats were detected at the time of this scan from major security engines or blacklist databases. That said, given the nature of the content (adult material with links to external, less-established file-hosting services), visitors should exercise routine caution, particularly around any downloadable file prompts or unexpected redirects.
Technical Description
The site uses a valid SSL/TLS certificate issued by Google Trust Services, valid through November 2026, and is served through Cloudflare's global network (server IP 188.114.96.2, location reported as Toronto, Canada), which provides both CDN and DDoS protection services. DNSSEC is not enabled for this domain. The domain's nameservers (venus.ns.cloudflare.com, carter.ns.cloudflare.com) confirm Cloudflare as the DNS and hosting proxy provider.
WHOIS records show the domain was created in December 2016 and is set to expire in December 2026, giving it a substantial operating history of roughly 9 years. No DNSSEC signing was detected, which is a minor configuration gap but common among many sites of this type. No other significant infrastructure or certificate anomalies were observed at the time of this scan.
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