New Threats

hplil.com has been flagged as suspicious by an automated scan.

• Confidence: 66/100
• Domain age: 162 days

This website appears to be impersonating a legitimate outdoor sports gear retailer by using brand names like CamelBak, GoPro, and Trek, but it is hosted on a newly registered domain that is not associated with these brands.

Key findings:

• The website is hosted on a newly registered domain (162 days old) that is not associated with the brands it sells.
• The page title "Mountain Biking – Global Goods" suggests a generic e-commerce site, while the content lists specific branded products.
• The site lists high-value items like "Trek Session Carbon Mountain Bike" and "Santa Cruz V10 Mountain Bike" at full price, which is unusual for a potentially unauthorized reseller.

biniousdc.com has been flagged as suspicious by an automated scan.

• Confidence: 60/100
• Domain age: 3 days

This website is very new and uses a page title that impersonates a well-known shopping brand, which is a common tactic used in scams.

Key findings:

• The website was registered only 3 days ago.
• The page title "AliaExpress" attempts to impersonate "AliExpress".

nova-gri.cc has been flagged as dangerous by an automated scan.

• Confidence: 80/100
• Domain age: 0 days
• Submitted domain: ln.run

Redirect chain:

1. ln.run
2. nova-gri.cc

This website is impersonating the Greek telecommunications provider Nova on a suspicious, newly registered domain to likely steal account credentials.

Key findings:

• The website uses the official Nova logo and branding but is hosted on an unrelated domain
• The destination domain was registered very recently
• The site uses a URL shortener to hide its true destination

collegeclubb.com has been flagged as suspicious by an automated scan.

• Confidence: 60/100
• Domain age: 78 days

This website, which is very new, asks you to confirm your age to access adult content, which is a common tactic used by scam sites to bypass content filters or collect personal information.

Key findings:

• The website is only 78 days old.
• The page asks for age confirmation to access adult content.
• The page title is generic: "- Welcome".

collegebesties.com has been flagged as suspicious by an automated scan.

• Confidence: 60/100
• Domain age: 87 days

This website appears to be promoting adult content and asks for age confirmation, which is suspicious given the domain's recent registration.

Key findings:

• The domain was registered only 87 days ago.
• The page content promotes 'hottest besties' and 'adult creator profiles'.
• It asks for age confirmation ('Yes, I'm 18+').

mydailysurgeonline.com has been flagged as suspicious by an automated scan.

• Confidence: 60/100
• Domain age: 149 days

This page advertises a giveaway and asks for personal information like your email and zip code, but the domain is relatively new and not clearly associated with a legitimate brand offering such prizes.

Key findings:

• The page advertises an "iPhone 17 Pro Max Giveaway" and a "$1,000 Monthly Giveaway."
• The page asks for your email and zip code to enter the giveaway.
• The domain is only 149 days old, which is very new for a site running large giveaways.
• The page claims to be "My Daily Surge, an ad-supported web property of content, prizes and promotions" but this is not a well-known brand for giveaways.

evansphilpp.org has been flagged as dangerous by an automated scan.

• Confidence: 80/100
• Domain age: 13 days
• Submitted domain: beehiiv.com

Redirect chain:

1. beehiiv.com
2. emlnk.com
3. activehosted.com
4. shantherimahamaye.in
5. evansphilpp.org

This website uses a fake verification screen to hide a phishing page designed to steal your personal information.

Key findings:

• The page uses a fake Cloudflare verification box to appear legitimate
• The final destination domain was registered only 13 days ago
• The link contains your email address, which is a common tactic used in targeted phishing attacks

shabakaty.cc has been flagged as suspicious by an automated scan.

• Confidence: 60/100
• Domain age: 6 days

This website is very new and is attempting to automatically download an application file (.apk) without providing any information or context.

Key findings:

• The website was registered only 6 days ago
• The page attempts to download a file immediately upon visiting
• No visible content or information is provided to explain the download

launchamd.com has been flagged as dangerous by an automated scan.

• Confidence: 89/100
• Domain age: 15 days

This website is impersonating the venture capital firm a16z crypto on an unrelated, newly registered domain to trick users into connecting their cryptocurrency wallets.

Key findings:

• Page uses the a16z crypto logo and branding on an unrelated domain
• The domain was registered only 15 days ago
• Prompts users to 'Connect Wallet', a common tactic for stealing digital assets

be-dmca.report has been flagged as dangerous by an automated scan.

• Confidence: 95/100
• Domain age: 28 days

This website is impersonating YouTube to trick users into giving up their login information, likely by claiming a DMCA takedown notice.

Key findings:

• Impersonates YouTube
• Designed for phishing
• Domain is less than a month old

be-dmca.report has been flagged as dangerous by an automated scan.

• Confidence: 90/100
• Domain age: 28 days

This website is impersonating YouTube by using a very similar web address. This is a common tactic used by malicious actors to trick people into thinking they are on a legitimate site.

Key findings:

• Impersonates YouTube
• Domain registered recently (28 days ago)

avexama.com has been flagged as suspicious by an automated scan.

• Confidence: 60/100
• Domain age: 11 days

The link uses a very new domain and a complex tracking chain that ultimately redirects to a legitimate search engine, which is a common tactic used to hide malicious activity or validate active users.

Key findings:

• Initial domain was registered only 11 days ago
• Link performs multiple redirects through a tracking service
• Final destination is a legitimate search engine, likely to mask the original intent

launchamd.com has been flagged as suspicious by an automated scan.

• Confidence: 60/100
• Domain age: 15 days

This website is very new and uses a name that could be confused with a well-known technology brand while asking users to connect cryptocurrency wallets.

Key findings:

• The domain was registered only 15 days ago
• The site name 'launchamd' could be mistaken for the technology company AMD
• The page prompts users to connect cryptocurrency wallets to access 'premium assets'

j82k.site has been flagged as dangerous by an automated scan.

• Confidence: 89/100
• Domain age: 66 days

This website is a scam that uses sexually explicit images and a fake app name to trick you into scanning a QR code, which likely leads to malware or financial theft.

Key findings:

• Uses sexually explicit imagery to lure users
• Promotes a fake app called MetaChat to steal information
• Requires scanning a QR code which can lead to malicious downloads
• The website domain is unrelated to any legitimate service

launchadc.com has been flagged as dangerous by an automated scan.

• Confidence: 89/100
• Domain age: 4 days

This website is impersonating the venture capital firm a16z crypto on a newly registered domain to trick users into connecting their cryptocurrency wallets.

Key findings:

• Domain is only 4 days old and does not belong to Andreessen Horowitz (a16z)
• Page uses the 'a16z crypto' brand name and logo without authorization
• Prompts users to 'Connect Wallet', a common tactic for draining crypto assets

launchadc.com has been flagged as dangerous by an automated scan.

• Confidence: 89/100
• Domain age: 4 days

This website is impersonating the venture capital firm a16z crypto to trick users into connecting their digital wallets to a fraudulent investment platform.

Key findings:

• The website uses the a16z crypto logo and name without authorization
• The domain was registered only 4 days ago
• The page features a 'Connect Wallet' button designed to steal cryptocurrency credentials

kexart.com has been flagged as suspicious by an automated scan.

• Confidence: 68/100
• Domain age: 147 days

This website is known for playing extremely loud and explicit audio without warning, which can be disruptive and embarrassing, especially in public or professional settings. Although the site currently shows a 'Deployment Paused' message, its history and classification as a viral prank/shock site mean it could resume its disruptive behavior at any time.

Key findings:

• Classified as a viral prank/shock site designed to play loud, explicit audio.
• Admin notes warn of significant risk in public or professional environments.
• The domain is relatively new (147 days old).
• The site currently displays a 'Deployment Paused' message, but the content may be restored.

doomed4dina.com has been flagged as suspicious by an automated scan.

• Confidence: 60/100
• Domain age: 40 days

This website, despite being newly registered, asks for financial contributions and displays content that could be used for social engineering, which is a common tactic used in scams.

Key findings:

• The website is very new, registered only 40 days ago.
• The page asks for financial contributions.
• The content includes phrases like 'welcome to your doom, simp' and 'Too broke to tribute? Click these ads to send me money, loser', which are often used in social engineering and scam contexts.

dma4mx.cyou has been flagged as suspicious by an automated scan.

• Confidence: 65/100
• Domain age: 1 days

This website immediately redirected to Google, but the original website was registered very recently and uses a domain ending often associated with risky sites.

Key findings:

• The original website was registered only 1 day ago.
• The original website uses a high-risk domain ending (.cyou).
• The website immediately redirected to Google.

camly.beauty has been flagged as suspicious by an automated scan.

• Confidence: 65/100
• Domain age: 142 days

This website uses high-pressure tactics like a countdown timer and explicit content to rush users into registering and sharing personal information.

Key findings:

• Uses a countdown timer to create a false sense of urgency
• Redirects through multiple suspicious tracking domains
• Requires agreement to vague 'rules' before collecting personal data
• Displays suggestive imagery to lure users into a registration form