police.st
Category: Entertainment
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Description of police.st
police.st appears to be a small, stylized web project branded as "POLICE.ST — Night Patrol Radio." Based on the page title, on-screen text, and screenshot, the site appears to present itself as an online radio or audio-streaming experience with a dark, retro-themed interface and a "Tune In" call to action. The visible content suggests an entertainment-focused landing page rather than a government, law-enforcement, or public-service website.
The domain name could initially suggest an official police-related service, but the actual page design and wording point more toward a creative media or music-themed project. No operator identity is clearly visible in the provided scan data, and the site appears to be lightweight, with only a small number of scanned files and external references.
Based on the available evidence, this appears to be a simple hosted microsite or promotional page, likely operated by an individual or small project team rather than a large established organization.
Safety Assessment for police.st
At the time of this scan, the domain was not flagged by any of 90 security engines, and the checked threat databases did not report listings associated with malware, phishing, or other major web threats. External links and referenced domains in the scan were also not flagged. These are positive indicators based on available scan data.
One malware scanner did mark 1 out of 6 scanned files as malicious, specifically an animated GIF asset, but no malware family name or corroborating detections were provided. In context, this appears to be a low-confidence or heuristic-style finding rather than a broadly confirmed threat signal, especially since the wider engine consensus and blacklist checks were clean at the time of this scan.
There are still some caution factors: the domain is very new, has no visible traffic ranking, and does not clearly identify its operator in the provided snapshot. Those points do not by themselves indicate abuse, but they can reduce confidence compared with a long-established site. Based on available scan data, no significant threats were detected at the time of this scan, though the isolated file-level alert and the domain's recent registration suggest modest caution is still reasonable.
Technical Description
The site uses a valid Let's Encrypt SSL certificate, which indicates HTTPS is configured. It is hosted on GitHub infrastructure and resolves to an IP associated with GitHub, suggesting a static-site style deployment. The web server identification also points to GitHub-hosted delivery, which is common for lightweight landing pages and personal projects.
DNSSEC status is listed as unknown, so there is no clear confirmation of DNSSEC protection from the provided data. No blacklist hits were reported in the checked threat databases, and the scan did not show flagged external domains or iframes. The main technical concern in this snapshot is the single file-level heuristic detection combined with the domain's young age rather than any obvious infrastructure-level issue.
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