pimpbunny.live

At the time of this scan, 9 out of 91 security engines flagged pimpbunny.live, with several engines categorizing it as associated with phishing-type behavior and one flagging it as suspicious. A malware-focused scanner also flagged the site's homepage-related files and a large number (145 of 314) of its internal links with a generic malicious/suspicious object classification, and one third-party blacklist provider (QBMA) listed the domain as flagged for the same generic classification. However, several major content-malice blacklist databases - including a well-known safe browsing list, spam/URL abuse databases, and phishing-report databases - returned clean results for this domain at the time of this scan.

It is worth noting that many of the flagged links and files correspond to normal site navigation paths (theme CSS files, category pages, login/signup routes) rather than to identifiably malicious payloads, which suggests the generic "GenericMaliciousObject" and "GenericSuspiciousObject" labels used by the malware scanner may reflect broad heuristic pattern-matching rather than a confirmed, named malware family. That said, the presence of detections from multiple independent phishing-oriented engines (rather than a single vendor) is a more notable signal than an isolated heuristic hit, and should not be dismissed outright. The redirect subdomain go.pimpbunny.live, which forwards visitors to stripchat.com sign-up flows with tracking parameters, was also flagged by the malware scanner, which may reflect concern around affiliate-tracking redirect chains commonly seen on ad-supported adult platforms.

Taken together, these mixed signals - some corroborating multi-engine phishing-related flags alongside largely clean blacklist-database results - suggest this website may pose potential risks to visitors, and caution is warranted, particularly around any login, payment, or account-creation forms encountered on the site or its linked subdomains. Based on available scan data, no confirmed malware payloads or blacklist-level malicious hosting was identified, but the phishing-related detections from multiple engines warrant a lower trust rating than a completely clean scan would receive.