hanime.moe

Based on available scan data, no malware detections were reported by 0 out of 91 security engines at the time of this scan, and major threat databases and blacklist checks were reported as clean. That is a positive signal. However, a separate malware scan labeled the site as suspicious and marked many internal pages, along with one advertising-related external domain, using a generic heuristic detection rather than a named malware family. Generic heuristic findings can sometimes reflect aggressive advertising, embedded third-party content, or pattern-based false positives rather than confirmed malicious behavior.

There are still some cautionary factors. The domain is very new at 63 days old, has no visible traffic ranking in the provided data, and the site serves adult content with at least one flagged advertising link. Adult streaming sites can sometimes expose visitors to intrusive ads, redirects, or unwanted browser behavior even when direct malware is not confirmed by broader security-engine consensus. At the time of this scan, the domain's blacklist and threat-database status appeared clean, which reduces concern compared with a site that is actively listed for phishing or malware.

Overall, the findings are mixed but lean away from confirmed compromise: broad security-engine consensus was clean, while one heuristic scanner raised low-confidence suspicion around site pages and an ad-related domain. Based on available data, no major threats were detected at the time of this scan, but visitors may still wish to exercise caution because of the site's very recent registration, adult-content focus, and advertising-related heuristic flags.