stanford.edu

The available scan data is broadly reassuring. At the time of this scan, 0 out of 91 security engines flagged the domain, and the site was categorized by multiple web-classification providers as an educational institution. Blacklist checks also did not show listings in the checked databases, which reduces the likelihood of currently known phishing or malware activity on the main domain.

One malware scan did report a suspicious result, flagging 1 out of 96 scanned files and several links under the web.stanford.edu subdomain as generic suspicious objects. Because these detections are generic rather than specific, and because they are not corroborated by the broader engine and blacklist results, they may reflect a false positive, legacy content, or a localized issue on a subpage rather than a domain-wide threat. Large university domains often host many departmental and research pages, which can increase the chance of isolated scan anomalies.

Based on available data, no significant threats were detected at the time of this scan, though the isolated suspicious findings on a Stanford subdomain may warrant follow-up review if those specific pages are relevant to your use case.