dailymail.com

Scan results are broadly reassuring at the time of this scan. The domain was flagged by 0 out of 91 security engines, and the major threat-database checks provided here did not report listings for phishing or malware distribution. The domain is also long-established and has a strong traffic profile, which can reduce the likelihood that it is a throwaway or newly created abusive site.

One scanner did report several pages and one referenced advertising-related domain as malicious, using a generic threat label rather than a clearly corroborated malware family. Because this finding was not supported by the broader engine consensus, and the flagged item appears to be tied to an external ad-serving component rather than the core domain itself, it may represent a low-confidence or context-specific detection. No DNS-based blocklist issues were reported in this scan.

Taking the full picture into account, the site appears to present relatively low risk for ordinary browsing, though users should still exercise normal caution with ads, trackers, and third-party content commonly embedded on large media websites. Based on available scan data, no significant threats were detected at the time of this scan.