cdn.weski.com is a subdomain that serves images for a ski-related website. Based on the signals we reviewed, this is a content delivery endpoint, not a store or a booking site — it just hosts pictures of resorts. That makes many of the usual checks (like privacy policies or contact forms) less meaningful here.
Technically, the site looks fine. It's hosted on Google Cloud, uses a valid SSL certificate, has been around for at least two years, and has no history of malware or blacklisting. The server does accept an older, less secure encryption standard, but that's a minor issue for static content.
The real question is who runs the parent domain (weski.com). The CDN itself gives no clues — no about page, no contact info, no social links. That's normal for a CDN, but it means you're trusting the parent organization sight unseen. If you're simply loading images on a site you already trust, that's fine. If you stumbled onto this subdomain directly with no context, there's not enough information to say it's a scam — but also not enough to fully vouch for it. Use your usual caution with any anonymous site, and you'll be fine.