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cow-fi.sbs

Category: Malware Sites

Scanned: Jul 15, 2026, 12:36 AM UTC · First seen: Jul 15, 2026 · Threat Engines: 3 / 91 · Times Scanned: 1
30 / 100 Trust Score Based on scan findings at the time of analysis
Potentially Suspicious
0 - High Risk50 - Moderate100 - No Threats
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12 days
Not Ranked - This website does not appear in the Tranco top list
Flagged by 3 of 91 engines
✓ Valid (TLS)
Virtualine Technologies
Amsterdam, The Netherlands
openresty
Php/8.1.33
130.12.180.128
Domain & WHOIS Information
Registrar DYNADOT LLC
Registered July 13, 2026
Expires July 13, 2027
Name Servers ns1.dyna-ns.net
DNSSEC Unsigned
Hosting Virtualine Technologies
Reputation & Threat Check 91 security engines checked
3
3 of 91 engines flagged this website Flagged by 3 security vendors at the time of scanning
Not flagged Flagged
Flagged by 3 of 91 engines
Direct Threat Database Sources
View detailed engine results on VirusTotal
File Scan Summary Powered by Quttera Engine
File scan could not be completed - the site may block automated crawlers
No threats
0
Low Risk
0
Medium Risk
0
High Risk
0
No threats Low Risk Medium Risk High Risk
External Links & Domains
0
External Links
All Clean
0
Iframes
Clean
0
Referenced Domains
All Clean
0
Flagged Resources
None Detected
cow-fi.sbs Overview

Description of cow-fi.sbs

The domain cow-fi.sbs appears to be a very newly registered website with little publicly visible context about its purpose. Based on the domain name alone, it may be intended as a stylized or look-alike variation of a more familiar brand or service name, but the available metadata does not clearly identify a legitimate operator, organization, or business behind it.

The scan data shows minimal page information: no page title, no meta description, and no visible external links or referenced domains were captured at the time of analysis. This limited footprint can occur with newly created, inactive, placeholder, or intentionally sparse websites, so the site's actual function remains unclear based on available data.

Safety Assessment for cow-fi.sbs

This domain shows several cautionary indicators at the time of the scan. It was flagged by 3 out of 91 security engines, and multiple classification sources associated it with malware or phishing-related risk, while another categorized it as a newly registered website. In addition, the domain is only 0 days old, which materially increases uncertainty because newly created domains are commonly used for short-lived abuse before broader detection catches up.

At the same time, some checks did not identify active threats: the malware scan reported no flagged files, major threat-database checks were clean, and no external links or embedded resources were observed in the captured page data. However, the absence of visible content, the lack of reputation history, and the small but notable number of security-engine detections mean the site should still be approached cautiously.

Based on these findings, this website may pose potential risks to visitors.

Technical Description

The site was observed using a valid Let's Encrypt SSL certificate, hosted on an openresty web server at IP address 130.12.180.128 in Amsterdam, Netherlands, with hosting attributed to Virtualine Technologies. A valid certificate helps encrypt traffic in transit, but it does not by itself indicate legitimacy.

From a domain-security perspective, DNSSEC appears to be unsigned, which means DNS responses may not benefit from that additional integrity layer. The domain is extremely new, uses standard registrar nameservers, and has very limited observable page metadata, all of which reduce confidence in assessing normal operational history at the time of this scan.

HTTP Redirect Chain
No redirects detected - direct connection to destination
Website Insights
Not Ranked
Tranco Rank
Not in Top 1M
Visitors Unknown
Category: Malware Sites
Rank History (30 days)
No rank data available
3 cookies detected
Essential3
Analytics0
Advertising0
Social0
3 1st party cookies
0 3rd party (trackers)
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