srv53.net
Category: Technology
Description of srv53.net
srv53.net appears to be part of a domain and hosting infrastructure ecosystem associated with Internet Invest / Imena.ua and related Mirohost services. Based on the domain name, linked resources, and referenced control-panel and support URLs, it likely serves DNS, hosting, or account-management functions rather than acting as a consumer-facing content website.
The domain references multiple infrastructure-oriented subdomains and external resources connected to domain registration, hosting, payments, and customer administration. Its long registration history and links to established hosting-related services suggest it is used as a technical service domain within a broader web-hosting and domain-management environment.
Safety Assessment for srv53.net
Based on available scan data, no threats were detected at the time of this scan. The domain was flagged by 0 out of 91 security engines, the malware scan reported no flagged files, and the checked threat databases and blacklist sources did not indicate known phishing, malware, or abuse listings at the time of review.
Additional context also leans favorable: the domain has been registered for more than 11 years, has a relatively strong traffic presence, and the observed links point mainly to hosting, DNS, and registrar-related services rather than suspicious destinations. While the site does not currently present a valid or detectable SSL/TLS configuration on the scanned endpoint, that issue alone does not indicate malicious activity; it is more commonly a configuration or service-exposure concern. Based on available scan data, no significant threats were detected at the time of this scan.
Technical Description
The scanned host resolves to IP address 5.39.10.93 and appears to be hosted by Internet Invest Ltd. in Roubaix, France. WHOIS data indicates the domain was created in 2014 and remains actively registered through 2026. DNSSEC appears to be unsigned, which means DNS responses may not benefit from the additional authenticity protections that DNSSEC can provide.
A notable technical concern is that SSL/TLS appears to be invalid, missing, or otherwise not detectable on the scanned web endpoint, and the web server software could not be identified from the available data. Given the domain's apparent infrastructure role, this may reflect a non-public-facing service configuration rather than a conventional website issue, but it could still affect browser trust or encrypted access expectations on this specific host.
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