Domain details

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Certain TLDs (domain endings) are labeled as the most abused due to their greater appeal to spammers and malware operators.

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THREAT TAGS

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IDN status

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IDN domains use non-ASCII characters, vulnerable to attackers who create fake websites, like "paypàl.com" with a non-ASCII character replacing "a", to trick users into giving sensitive information.

Certificates

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Analyze SSL

IP resolution

DNS records

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WHOIS

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Newly registered domains (NRDs) are known to be favored by threat actors to launch malicious campaigns.

TOOLS

USER AGENT

PHISHING STATUS

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This feature verifies whether a domain is marked as a phishing site in Web3 feed lists.

INFECTED FILES

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This feature conducts a deep analysis of potentially infected files, detecting malicious code within them.

INFECTED CODE

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This feature scans for commonly used strings associated with phishing domains.

THREAT tags

These are the threat tags our scanner seeks out when scanning any website.

YARA STATUS

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XPROTECT STATUS

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GOOGLE SAFE BROWSING

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VIRUSTOTAL

SPAMHAUS DBL

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DNS STATUS

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MORE TOOLS

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Sucuri

Cloudflare

Urlscan.io

Urlhaus

INTERNAL JS files

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GOOGLE SEARCH

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It is highly suspicious if domain does not appear in the Google search results.

JSON LD

JSON-LD is a structured data format used to represent information on websites in a machine-readable and interoperable manner.

FOUND FILES

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HEADERS

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META DATA

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EMAIL ADDRESS

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REPORT ON BLOCKCHAIN

On this page, you have option to report a potentially suspicious domain through XPR Network blockchain. Once reported, the domain will be automatically fetched to our DNS servers for scanning. Every verified report will be awarded in $XPR.

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ABUSE REPORT

Domain abuse involves the improper use of domain names for malicious or fraudulent activities. Clicking [send abuse report] generates an email containing details about the malicious domain, sent to the registrar's abuse address. This action may result in domain suspension, exclusively available to verified researchers.

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OPEN PORTS

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This feature will scan for commonly used ports and identify which ones are open.

NMAP

Nmap is used to discover hosts and services on a computer network by sending packets and analyzing the responses.

This feature is currently unavailable.

SUBDOMAINS

Our subdomain finder utilizes crt.sh, a certificate transparency search service. It efficiently extracts and presents subdomains associated with a given domain, offering users a streamlined way to uncover and analyze relevant information.

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SSLSCAN

This is only available for our partners.

INSPECT WEBSITE

This is only available for our partners.

NUCELI

Nuclei is a fast and flexible vulnerability scanner used to detect security issues in web applications. It can scan multiple URLs or domains at once, and identify various vulnerabilities. It's highly customizable with support for custom templates and plugins, making it a popular tool for security researchers and penetration testers.

This feature will be available only for our partners.

ALVOSEC BLOG

CRYPTO SCAMS

Phishing scams involve fraudulent attempts to obtain sensitive information, such as login credentials or private keys, by impersonating legitimate entities through emails, websites, or messages. Scammers trick victims into disclosing their cryptocurrency-related details, leading to unauthorized access to their funds.

Ponzi schemes promise high returns on investment to early participants using funds from new investors. The scheme collapses when there aren't enough new investors to sustain the payouts, leaving the majority of participants with losses. Ponzi schemes in the crypto space often operate under the guise of promising extraordinary returns through cryptocurrency investments.

Scammers create fake cryptocurrency exchanges or wallets that resemble legitimate platforms to deceive users into depositing their funds. Once the funds are sent, they disappear, resulting in the loss of the deposited cryptocurrencies.

ICO scams involve fraudulent initial coin offerings where scammers present fake or non-existent projects, enticing investors to purchase tokens. After collecting funds, the scammers vanish without delivering on their promises, leaving investors with worthless tokens.

In pump-and-dump schemes, scammers artificially inflate the price of a low-value cryptocurrency by spreading misleading information or false hype. Once the price reaches a peak, the scammers sell their holdings, causing the price to plummet and resulting in significant losses for unsuspecting investors.

Malware targeting cryptocurrency users can compromise their wallets or computers, allowing scammers to steal private keys or gain unauthorized access to funds. These attacks often come in the form of malicious software, fake wallet applications, or infected websites.

Scammers create fake social media profiles impersonating well-known figures, cryptocurrency projects, or exchanges. They use these profiles to trick users into sending funds or sharing sensitive information, taking advantage of the trust people place in reputable entities.

GOLDEN RULE

If something seems too good to be true, it probably is. Meaning: If something seems too good to be true, it probably is too good to be true.