browser.covatic.io
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Description of browser.covatic.io
browser.covatic.io appears to be a subdomain associated with Covatic, using the covatic.io domain. Based on the naming and infrastructure, it may serve a browser-based application component, web asset delivery endpoint, or supporting service for Covatic's broader platform rather than acting as a standalone public-facing marketing website.
The domain is hosted on Amazon Web Services infrastructure and uses a CloudFront content delivery setup with an Amazon-issued certificate, which is consistent with modern cloud-hosted web services. The long registration history suggests this is an established domain asset rather than a newly created web property.
Safety Assessment for browser.covatic.io
At the time of this scan, no security engines reported detections for this domain, and the malware scan did not identify any flagged files, suspicious external links, or iframe activity. In addition, the domain was not listed by the checked threat and blacklist databases, including common phishing, malware, and abuse-tracking sources.
The domain's age is also a mildly reassuring signal: it has been registered for about nine years, which generally aligns more with established infrastructure than with short-lived abusive campaigns. No mail-reputation blocklist issues were reported, and there were no visible indicators in the scan data of phishing, malware delivery, or scam-store behavior.
Based on available scan data, no significant threats were detected at the time of this scan.
Technical Description
The site uses a valid SSL/TLS certificate issued by Amazon, with expiry extending to 2027-05-10. It is hosted on AWS infrastructure, with CloudFront in front of an AmazonS3 origin, which suggests a CDN-backed static site or application asset delivery model. The resolved server IP geolocates to Paris, France, though CDN-based services can distribute traffic globally.
DNSSEC appears to be unsigned, meaning DNS responses may not benefit from DNSSEC validation. While unsigned DNSSEC is still common and does not by itself indicate a security problem, enabling it can provide an additional layer of DNS integrity protection. No other technical security concerns were evident from the provided scan data.
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