caee0c.icefactory.cl
Category: Malicious
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Description of caee0c.icefactory.cl
This domain appears to be a subdomain hosted under icefactory.cl rather than a standalone branded website. Based on the page title and screenshot, it presents itself as an "Adobe Acrobat Reader" or "Secure PDF Document" access page and prompts visitors to enter an email address before continuing. That kind of workflow is commonly associated with document-delivery portals, but it can also be used to imitate trusted software or document brands in order to collect credentials.
The available classification data associates the page with phishing and fraud-related categories rather than a legitimate technology service. The random-looking subdomain label and the minimal single-purpose landing page suggest it may be part of a temporary or campaign-style setup rather than a normal corporate website with broader content, navigation, or operator information.
No clear operator identity is provided in the scan data, and the page does not appear to show normal business details, support information, or product documentation. Based on the visible content, the site appears to be focused on getting a visitor to submit an email address to access an alleged PDF document.
Safety Assessment for caee0c.icefactory.cl
Multiple security signals indicate elevated risk at the time of this scan. The domain was flagged by 14 out of 91 security engines, and several web-classification sources categorized it as phishing or fraud-related. In addition, the screenshot shows a page styled as an Adobe Acrobat document-access prompt asking for an email address, which may be consistent with credential-harvesting tactics that imitate trusted brands or document-sharing workflows.
The malware scan also produced a suspicious result on one scanned path, although that finding was generic rather than tied to a named malware family. Blacklist and threat-database results were mixed: major content-malice databases in the provided data did not detect the domain at the time of this scan, but the domain's IP address is listed on one mail-reputation blocklist. That DNS-based listing is a weaker signal than direct phishing detections, but it still adds some caution.
Taken together, the combination of multi-engine phishing detections, fraud-related categorization, and a credential-style landing page materially increases concern. Based on these findings, this website may pose potential risks to visitors.
Technical Description
The site was reachable over HTTPS with a valid Let's Encrypt certificate that, at the time of the scan, was set to expire on 2026-11-08. It appears to be served by an Apache web server from IP address 186.64.119.45, hosted by ZAM LTDA in Curicó, Chile. Use of HTTPS indicates encrypted transport, but encryption alone does not validate the trustworthiness of the page content.
The domain age is approximately six years, although this specific subdomain may be much newer than the parent domain. DNSSEC status was not available in the provided data, and registrar, nameserver, and protocol details were limited. A notable technical concern is that the page appears to be a sparse single-function form with little supporting site structure, which can be consistent with short-lived phishing infrastructure.
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