netsec.ib-bank.ru
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Description of netsec.ib-bank.ru
This website appears to be a Russian-language event page for a conference titled "Сетевая безопасность" ("Network Security"). Based on the page title, navigation items, and screenshot, the site is used to present conference information such as the program, archive materials, registration, partners, and contact details. The homepage also references cybersecurity topics including NGFW, WAF, NDR, VPN, ZTNA, anti-DDoS, NAC, and MFA, which suggests a professional event focused on network and information security.
The domain is hosted as a subdomain of ib-bank.ru, and the screenshot indicates the event may be organized in association with "Авангард". The linked resources and partner references suggest a conference or industry event rather than a consumer-facing service or online store. Based on the available content, the site appears to function primarily as an informational landing page for a cybersecurity conference in Moscow.
Safety Assessment for netsec.ib-bank.ru
Based on available scan data, no threats were detected by security engines at the time of this scan, and the domain was not listed by the checked malware and phishing blacklist databases. The domain is also relatively old, which can be a stabilizing trust signal when considered alongside the clean blacklist results and the conference-style content shown in the screenshot.
One scanner did report a low-confidence suspicious finding tied to a referenced Mail.ru counter/script resource and marked one page element as suspicious. In context, this appears to be an isolated heuristic detection rather than broad evidence of malicious activity, especially since no other security engines flagged the domain and the checked blacklist sources were clean at the time of this scan.
Overall, the available evidence points to a low-risk informational website, though point-in-time scans cannot guarantee future behavior. Based on available scan data, no significant threats were detected at the time of this scan.
Technical Description
The site uses a valid Let's Encrypt SSL certificate with an expiry date in late 2026, which indicates HTTPS is configured. DNS points to Cloudflare nameservers, while the resolved server IP is associated with hosting in Moscow, Russia through JSC IOT. The scanned page appears to be a standard web landing page without iframe-related findings.
A technical limitation is that DNSSEC appears to be unsigned, so DNS responses may not benefit from DNSSEC validation. Aside from that, the main technical concern in the scan data is the single heuristic flag on an external script/domain reference rather than a broader infrastructure issue.
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