ScamLens analyzed dnsjumper.io using 90+ threat intelligence sources and assigned a trust score of 63/100, classifying it as moderate risk.
Trust Score: 63/100
Risk Level: Caution
This domain already shows strong risk signals. Stop interacting, preserve the page, chat, phone, and payment evidence, and move into response or reporting immediately.
Quick Answer
This domain already shows strong risk signals. Stop interacting, preserve the page, chat, phone, and payment evidence, and move into response or reporting immediately.
Positive Signals
- + Google Safe Browsing: Safe
- + Valid SSL certificate
- + HTTPS encryption supported
Concerns
- - 3 security sources flagged as suspicious
Score Breakdown
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Mixed signals on dnsjumper.io
We did not find direct threat-feed hits, but coverage is thin or other signals warrant care.
- Verify the company exists offlineSearch the registered company name + 'reviews' or 'scam'. Real businesses leave a long trail of independent mentions.
- Pay only via reversible methodsUse credit cards or PayPal Goods & Services. Avoid wire transfers, crypto, gift cards — those are non-reversible.
- Confirm the contact detailsLook up the phone number and email address separately. Free webmail addresses or VoIP numbers are a red flag.
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Threat-intelligence sources
Checked across 28 sources — 3 flagged this domain
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Threat-intelligence sources
Checked across 28 sources — 3 flagged this domain
- safe_browsing clean
- urlhaus clean
- cloudflare_radar clean
- cert_transparency clean
- alienvault_otx clean
- phishstats clean
- virustotal clean
- ipqs clean
- abuseipdb clean
- securitytrails clean
- phishdestroy flagged
- threatfox clean
- shodan_internetdb clean
- phishtank clean
- urlscan clean
- rdap clean
- maltiverse clean
- dns_security clean
- wanted_domains clean
- darkweb clean
- hagezi_tif flagged
- metamask_blocklist flagged
- openphish clean
- scam_blocklist clean
- maltrail clean
- crypto_scam_feed clean
- phishing_army clean
- red_flag_domains clean
ScamLens aggregates real-time signals from 90+ commercial and open-source threat-intelligence providers including Google Safe Browsing, VirusTotal, PhishTank, URLhaus, ThreatFox, Cloudflare Radar, OTX, IPQS, GoPlus, Honeypot.is, and more. A flagged signal is evidence; the absence of flags is not proof of safety. Use the signals below alongside community reports to decide.
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Security Sources
Domain Information
- DNSSEC
- Disabled
SSL/TLS Certificate
- Issuer
- C=US, O=Let's Encrypt, CN=YR2
- Valid From
- May 30, 2026
- Valid To
- August 28, 2026
- Status
- Valid
Server Information
- IP Address
- 62.171.140.208
- Hosting Provider
- Contabo GmbH
- ASN
- AS51167 Contabo GmbH
- Server Location
- Frankfurt am Main, Germany
- Organization
- Contabo GmbH
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Technical Details (DNS / Headers / Subdomains)
DNS Records
Email Security
SPF Not Configured DMARC Not Configured| Type | Value |
|---|---|
| A | 62.171.140.208 |
| NS | ns3.dreamhost.com |
| NS | ns1.dreamhost.com |
| NS | ns2.dreamhost.com |
| TXT | google-site-verification=dJYTQEiE_PN1bkhUeBnIqYh8ybhleTSM0h8zMBZlKco |
HTTP Security Headers
1/6max-age=31536000
Channels / Subdomains
1 subdomains found| Subdomain | Title |
|---|---|
| www.dnsjumper.io | Download DNS Jumper v2.3 Free - Best DNS Changer for Windows | Speed Up Internet |
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High-Risk Signals
The risk signals are strong enough. Move on evidence preservation, reporting, and victim response now
This result is no longer just a normal verification case. Moving the chat, phone, payment, and official-reporting path in parallel is usually more important than waiting for more data.
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FAQ
Is dnsjumper.io safe to visit?
dnsjumper.io received a trust score of 63/100 from ScamLens. Some minor concerns were identified but no critical threats were found. Exercise normal caution.
Was dnsjumper.io flagged by any threat databases?
dnsjumper.io was flagged by 3 out of 30+ threat intelligence sources. Specifically flagged by: phishdestroy, hagezi_tif, metamask_blocklist. The detected threat categories include: general threat.
How old is dnsjumper.io?
Registration date information for dnsjumper.io is not publicly available through WHOIS records, which can itself be a risk indicator.
Does dnsjumper.io use HTTPS and have a valid SSL certificate?
dnsjumper.io uses an SSL certificate issued by C=US, O=Let's Encrypt, CN=YR2, valid until August 28, 2026. The certificate is from a free provider (Let's Encrypt/ZeroSSL), which is common but does not validate the organization's identity.
What security headers does dnsjumper.io implement?
dnsjumper.io is missing important security headers: Content-Security-Policy, X-Frame-Options, X-Content-Type-Options, Strict-Transport-Security, Referrer-Policy, Permissions-Policy. Missing security headers can leave visitors vulnerable to cross-site scripting (XSS) and other web-based attacks.
What does the ScamLens community think about dnsjumper.io?
No community votes or reports have been submitted for dnsjumper.io yet. You can be the first to share your experience.
Where is dnsjumper.io hosted?
dnsjumper.io is hosted by Contabo GmbH in Frankfurt am Main, Germany (ASN: ASAS51167 Contabo GmbH).
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About this analysis
This report is generated from real-time data across 90+ threat intelligence sources, combined with AI analysis and community feedback.
Learn about our scoring methodology | Last analyzed: July 12, 2026