nvms3.s3.amazonaws.com
Category: Cloud Storage
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Description of nvms3.s3.amazonaws.com
This domain is an Amazon S3 subdomain hosted within Amazon Web Services infrastructure. S3 subdomains are commonly used to store and deliver files, static website assets, backups, media, or application content rather than to present a traditional branded homepage. Because this is a cloud-storage endpoint under amazonaws.com, the specific operator is typically the AWS customer controlling the bucket or resource, not Amazon as the content publisher.
Based on the hostname structure, nvms3.s3.amazonaws.com appears to be a storage or content-delivery endpoint associated with a particular project, application, or organization using AWS. Such endpoints can serve legitimate files, but they can also be used for temporary hosting, downloads, or embedded resources, so the exact purpose depends on how the bucket is configured and what content is being served at the time of access.
Safety Assessment for nvms3.s3.amazonaws.com
Scan results show mixed signals at the time of this scan. Two security engines flagged the URL as malware-related, while the malware scan summary itself reported no flagged files and no suspicious external links, referenced domains, or iframes. Major content-malice and phishing-oriented blacklist checks were reported as clean, which reduces confidence in a broad malicious classification, but the presence of multiple engine detections means some caution is still warranted.
The domain is very old and sits on established cloud infrastructure, which can be a stabilizing factor, but that alone does not verify the safety of the specific hosted content. One blacklist-style entry also showed a generic suspicious listing, which may indicate a low-confidence or heuristic concern rather than confirmed harmful activity. Based on these findings, this website may pose potential risks to visitors.
Technical Description
The endpoint uses a valid SSL/TLS certificate issued for Amazon infrastructure, with certificate validity extending to 2027-04-05. It is hosted on AWS EC2 infrastructure in Ashburn, United States, and resolves to IP address 16.15.183.24. The hostname is part of the amazonaws.com ecosystem, suggesting a cloud-hosted storage or delivery function rather than a standalone dedicated website.
DNSSEC appears to be unsigned, which is common for many domains but means DNS responses do not benefit from DNSSEC validation. The web server software and negotiated protocol were not identified in the provided scan data. No suspicious outbound links, referenced domains, or iframe activity were detected in the available page-level scan results.
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