aticdn.net
Gandi SAS
unsigned
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aticdn.net appears to be a domain with unknown purpose, but its DNSSEC status is unsigned, indicating potential security risks. It's been registered since 2016 and has a transfer prohibited state, suggesting it may be actively used or maintained.
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Piano
Category: analytics
Description
Piano is a platform for data-driven customer engagement providing digital analytics, audience segmentation, subscription management, paywall, and personalization tools. Piano acquired Cxense and Tinypass.
AI Review
The vendor's scripts across multiple domains, including piano.io, aticdn.net, tinypass.com, and cxense.com, exhibit a significant focus on user behavior tracking and consent management, intertwined with operational functionalities necessary for PCI compliance. The data collection practices involve extensive monitoring of user interactions, including device information and behavioral metrics, which raises concerns about the breadth and sensitivity of the data captured, particularly in relation to user consent. While these scripts aim to facilitate fraud detection and enhance user experiences, the potential for extensive profiling and the overlap of operational needs with user privacy introduces inherent risks. The reliance on third-party services for analytics and consent management amplifies these concerns, as external vulnerabilities could compromise user data integrity. Despite no recent alerts indicating misuse, the scripts' comprehensive tracking mechanisms suggest a delicate balance between legitimate operational purposes and the need for stringent data minimization practices. The persistent risk of surveillance and data overload emphasizes the crucial need for effective governance of the data collected, ensuring compliance with both PCI regulations and privacy laws. Continuous monitoring of the behavioral analytics and consent management practices will be essential to maintain user trust and protect sensitive data during payment transactions.
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| Hostname | Type | TTL | Priority | Content |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| aticdn.net | NS | 172800 | ns-1218.awsdns-24.org. | |
| aticdn.net | NS | 172800 | ns-1950.awsdns-51.co.uk. | |
| aticdn.net | NS | 172800 | ns-237.awsdns-29.com. | |
| aticdn.net | NS | 172800 | ns-540.awsdns-03.net. | |
| aticdn.net | SOA | 900 | ns-540.awsdns-03.net. awsdns-hostmaster.amazon.com. 1 7200 900 1209600 86400 |
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