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thuiswinkel-cdn.org

Sep 25th 2026 07:28 AM

Key-Systems GmbH

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Nov 25th 2025 02:11 AM

Thuiswinkel-cdn.org is a content delivery network that likely serves online content for Thuiswinkel, a well-established Dutch e-commerce platform. However, its relatively recent registration and unsigned DNSSEC status raise concerns about its security and potential impersonation risks.

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WHOIS Information
Registrar Key-Systems GmbH
Registration: September 25th, 2019
Expires: September 25th, 2026
Updated: November 25th, 2025
Nameservers
kirk.ns.cloudflare.com. 108.162.193.192
melissa.ns.cloudflare.com. 108.162.192.199
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thuiswinkel-cdn.org is one of thousands of third-party scripts on the web.

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DNS Records
Hostname Type TTL Priority Content
thuiswinkel-cdn.org NS 86400
kirk.ns.cloudflare.com.
thuiswinkel-cdn.org NS 86400
melissa.ns.cloudflare.com.
thuiswinkel-cdn.org SOA 1800
kirk.ns.cloudflare.com. dns.cloudflare.com. 2410331371 10000 2400 604800 1800

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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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