qh-cdn.com
Category: Content Servers, Information Technology
Description of qh-cdn.com
qh-cdn.com appears to be a content delivery or web infrastructure domain, likely used to distribute static assets, scripts, or other web resources rather than to function as a consumer-facing website. The domain name includes "cdn," which commonly refers to content delivery network services, and the available categorization data places it in information technology and business-related infrastructure.
Based on the domain structure, traffic rank, and long registration history, this domain may be part of a broader technical platform operated by an established organization rather than a standalone public content site. The referenced links to Chinese regulatory and cloud-related domains also suggest it may support web services or online platform operations in China.
Safety Assessment for qh-cdn.com
At the time of this scan, the domain was not flagged by any of the 91 security engines checked, and the malware scan reported no flagged files or suspicious external resources. In addition, multiple blacklist and threat-database checks did not indicate phishing, malware distribution, or other known content-based abuse at the time of review.
Other contextual signals are also generally consistent with a lower-risk infrastructure domain: it has been registered for about seven years, has a strong traffic ranking, and does not show signs of being newly created or disposable. The main technical caution is that the scan reports invalid or missing SSL/TLS on the tested endpoint, which may affect connection trust or simply reflect that the domain is intended for backend or asset-delivery use rather than direct browsing.
Based on available scan data, no significant threats were detected at the time of this scan.
Technical Description
The scan indicates that qh-cdn.com resolves to IP address 101.226.4.13 and is hosted on Chinanet SH in Shanghai, China. The domain uses its own nameservers (ns1.qh-cdn.com and ns2.qh-cdn.com), which may suggest dedicated DNS management. DNSSEC appears to be unsigned, meaning DNS responses may not benefit from that additional layer of authenticity protection.
A notable technical finding is that SSL/TLS was reported as invalid or missing, with no protocol or certificate expiry details available. For a public-facing website, that could be a security concern; however, for a CDN or infrastructure hostname, this may reflect a non-browser-facing configuration or a scan limitation on the tested endpoint.
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