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Report for Elamigos.site

Report Date
October 8, 2025
Recommendation
Avoid
Overall Summary
Suspicious
  Why we think so? 

⚠️ elamigos.site is a high-traffic, established site (multi‑million monthly visits) that distributes repacked PC games. Technical signals are mostly positive — valid SSL, no Google Safe Browsing or crypto blacklist hits, and strong traffic from Germany/Spain — but the site’s main content appears to be pirated game downloads, which creates legal and safety risks for users. Contact details on the site are minimal (no email listed), and there are mixed third‑party writeups calling it “trusted” for downloads. Recommendation: do not download copyrighted material from this site; if you must browse, use a secure, isolated environment and updated security software.

Confidence Score
54%

Risk Insights

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High traffic but risky content

  • Site has ~2.6M monthly visits — it’s real and widely used.
  • Primary offering is repacked/pirated games — legal risk for users.
  • No major malware listings, but downloads may still contain unwanted software.
🛡️

Contactability concern

  • No support email or phone found on-site.
  • Social profiles exist, but they provide limited official recourse.
  • SPF is set to '-all', suggesting the domain is not configured for legitimate outgoing mail.

Contradictory Signals

Automated blacklist checks are clean today, but they do not guarantee that downloads are safe or legal.

Signal A: No blacklist or malware detections (clean on Google Safe Browsing).

Signal B: Site distributes pirated game packages, which often carry hidden risks.

Category Scores

Red Flags & Warnings

  • Site distributes repacked/pirated games — legal exposure and potential bundled unwanted software.
  • No listed support email or phone number; only social profiles are present which limits direct accountability.
  • Top keywords include explicit piracy-related search terms (e.g., "forza horizon 5 crack"), showing user intent and site focus.
  • SPF record is set to 'v=spf1 -all', indicating the domain is not configured to send legitimate mail (support communications unlikely).

🔎 Detailed Checks & Analysis

Domain age & registrar

Score: 85/100
Passed

"A 2020 registration and stable DNS (ns1/ns2.terradns.org) reduce the likelihood this is a throwaway phishing domain; it appears maintained."

Reason: Domain registered in 2020 with a reputable registrar (Tucows); multi-year uptime supports legitimacy.

Traffic & popularity

Score: 80/100
Passed

"High direct traffic (~74%) and large monthly visits suggest the site is well known among its user base rather than a low-effort scam landing page."

Reason: Consistently high traffic (2.4–2.7M monthly) and large direct traffic share indicate a real, active audience.

Malware / blacklist status

Score: 78/100
Passed

"Major automated threat lists return clean results today, but that does not eliminate the risk of bundled unwanted software in downloadable packages."

Reason: No matches on Google Safe Browsing and crypto-scam blacklists were found.

Contact & transparency

Score: 30/100
Failed

"The absence of standard contact methods (support email/phone/address) reduces consumer recourse and is a negative signal for trustworthiness."

Reason: No direct support email or phone listed; only social profiles are present.

Content legality / policy risk

Score: 15/100
Failed

"Even though technical safety checks are clean, distributing copyrighted content without authorization is illegal in many jurisdictions and raises significant risk."

Reason: Site distributes repacked/pirated games, which creates legal exposure for both operators and users.

Trademark conflicts

Score: 70/100
Passed

"No registered trademark hits were found in USPTO search results; absence of filings does not imply lawful operation of potentially infringing content."

Reason: USPTO search returned no direct trademark filings for 'elamigos.site', so no immediate trademark takedown evidence found.

Your Next Steps

  • 1

    Avoid downloading games or executables from the site — doing so may violate copyright law and increase malware risk.

  • 2

    If you must visit, isolate activity in a VM or sandbox and keep antivirus up to date.

  • 3

    Verify any purchase or file via multiple independent sources before running — check checksums and community reports.

  • 4

    Report any abuse or illegal content to your local copyright authority if you encounter it.

  • 5

    Use well-known official stores (Steam, GOG, Epic) for paid game downloads to avoid legal/financial risk.

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