hit.bemax.swiss
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Description of hit.bemax.swiss
hit.bemax.swiss appears to be a subdomain of bemax.swiss, hosted in Switzerland and using infrastructure provided by Infomaniak Cloud. Based on the domain structure alone, it may serve as a campaign, tracking, redirect, or application endpoint associated with the broader bemax.swiss domain rather than a standalone public-facing website.
The available scan data does not provide a declared site category, visible content details, or evidence of e-commerce functionality. Because this is a subdomain with minimal observable surface in the scan results, it appears to be a technical or supporting web endpoint operated under the bemax.swiss domain rather than a full consumer website.
Safety Assessment for hit.bemax.swiss
Security scan results were broadly clean at the time of this scan. The domain was not flagged by any of 89 security engines, the malware scan reported no flagged files, and major threat-database and blacklist checks did not indicate phishing, malware, or other known web threats based on available data.
Additional context also supports a lower-risk assessment: the domain has been registered for about three years, uses a valid SSL certificate, and has DNSSEC enabled. While hit.bemax.swiss is not ranked in major traffic measurements and the scan does not reveal much public content, there were no clear indicators of malicious behavior in the available results. Based on available scan data, no significant threats were detected at the time of this scan.
Technical Description
The subdomain is hosted on Infomaniak Cloud in Geneva, Switzerland, resolving to IP address 195.15.213.202. It uses a valid TLS certificate issued by SwissSign AG with an expiry date in February 2027. The specific web server software and supported protocol details were not identified in the provided scan output.
From a domain-security perspective, DNSSEC is enabled, which may help protect against certain DNS tampering scenarios. No blacklist hits, malicious files, suspicious external links, or iframe-related concerns were reported at the time of this scan.
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