ropejock.com
Category: Adult Content
Detailed link, domain and iframe URLs from this site are not shown here - some of the strings contain content that isn’t appropriate for general-audience display. The counts above reflect the full scan.
Description of ropejock.com
ropejock.com appears to be a long-running adult-oriented niche website focused on male/male bondage, endurance scenarios, and tickling-themed fetish content. The page title, meta description, and homepage text indicate that it targets adult male audiences and offers stories, images, personal ads, and related themed material.
Based on the domain age and the site presentation, it appears to be an independently operated content site rather than a mainstream commercial platform. Multiple web-classification sources categorize it as adult or pornographic content, which is consistent with the visible homepage material and stated subject matter.
Safety Assessment for ropejock.com
At the time of this scan, no malware detections were reported by 0 out of 91 security engines, and the malware scan did not identify any flagged files among 96 scanned items. External-link analysis also did not report flagged outbound links or referenced domains, and the domain was not listed by the checked content-malice blacklist databases.
The main caution here relates to content rather than technical threat activity. Multiple web-classification providers label the site as adult or pornographic, and the homepage content supports that classification. That does not by itself indicate malware or fraud, but it does mean the site may be unsuitable for general audiences or workplace environments.
Based on available data, no threats were detected at the time of this scan, though the website appears to host adult-themed material that some users may prefer to avoid.
Technical Description
The site uses a valid Let's Encrypt SSL certificate with expiry listed as 2026-10-01 and is served over Apache from an OVH SAS-hosted IP in Roubaix, France. The domain is well established, with a registration date in 1998 and a long remaining registration term through 2033, which may modestly reduce concerns associated with newly created domains.
DNSSEC appears to be unsigned, which is not uncommon but means DNS responses may not benefit from that additional integrity layer. No immediate technical security issues were evident from the provided scan data, and blacklist checks were clean at the time of this scan.
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