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addoor.net

Jul 23rd 2027 06:37 PM

Cronon GmbH

unsigned

No

Jul 24th 2026 08:40 AM

Addoor.net is a domain with unknown purpose, registered in 2007 by Cronon GmbH. It has an unsigned DNSSEC status and uses German nameservers, raising concerns about its legitimacy and potential security risks.

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Addoor

Category: advertising

Description

Addoor is a Spanish native advertising platform that connects advertisers with a network of premium regional and national newspaper publishers in Spain, delivering native ad placements and tracking campaign performance.

AI Review

The scripts from addoor.net focus primarily on loading and displaying advertisements through a templating system, facilitating interaction tracking and generating performance analytics for ad content. While this functionality may support revenue generation, it raises significant data collection and user privacy concerns, particularly when integrated within payment contexts where sensitive user input occurs. The capability for dynamic content injection into the DOM further amplifies potential risks of exploitation and data leakage, especially if ad interactions happen during transactions on payment pages. Despite no immediate alerts indicating anomalies or threats, the reliance on third-party dependencies presents an expanded risk surface that could expose sensitive data if compromised. The intrinsic tension lies in balancing monetization with user privacy; ad interactions in sensitive environments could inadvertently capture or expose critical input details. Continuous monitoring and stringent data governance are essential to ensure that user engagement data does not encroach on privacy or violate data minimization principles in contexts handling payment information.

Script hostnames

addoor.net
WHOIS Information
Registrar Cronon GmbH
Registration: July 23rd, 2003
Expires: July 23rd, 2027
Updated: July 24th, 2026
Nameservers
shades20.rzone.de. 185.132.34.147
docks05.rzone.de. 217.160.80.132
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DNS Records
Hostname Type TTL Priority Content
addoor.net NS 150
shades20.rzone.de.
addoor.net NS 150
docks05.rzone.de.
addoor.net A 150
34.248.227.218
addoor.net MX 150 5
smtp.rzone.de.
addoor.net TXT 150
"v=spf1 include:amazonses.com include:_spf.strato.com -all"
addoor.net TXT 150
"google-site-verification=T9aICKP-k2AE_2_3PgAYMlaDGFQHerk2JtykBMh9U3o"
addoor.net SOA 150
shades20.rzone.de. hostmaster.strato-rz.de. 2020051389 86400 7200 604800 300

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This domain is analyzed as part of cside's domain directory to identify third-party scripts and their purposes. The summary provides information about what services, tools, or scripts this domain hosts, helping website owners understand which third-party services are being loaded on their sites.

The risk score is calculated based on multiple security factors including SSL certificate validity, DNSSEC status, domain registration details, and historical security data. A higher score indicates lower risk, while a lower score suggests potential security concerns that should be investigated.

The SSL certificate information shows whether the domain uses HTTPS encryption, when the certificate was issued, when it expires, and who issued it. This helps verify the domain's security posture and identify potential certificate-related vulnerabilities that could affect your website's security.

Third-party script domains can be compromised or used maliciously. By monitoring domain information like registration details, SSL certificates, and DNS records, you can identify suspicious changes, expired certificates, or domains that may pose security risks to your website and users.

Domain information is regularly scanned and updated to provide the most current security intelligence. The last scanned timestamp shows when the most recent analysis was performed, ensuring you have up-to-date information about the domain's security status.

If you identify a high-risk domain loading scripts on your website, you should investigate why it's being used, verify its legitimacy, and consider removing or replacing it if it's not essential. Use cside's platform to monitor and block suspicious third-party scripts to protect your users from potential security threats.

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