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Antivirus
Review antivirus detections for malware, phishing and other reported threats.
Website scanner
Check a website.
See the evidence.
Paste a URL to check antivirus detections, blacklists, regulator warnings and the infrastructure behind a website.
See what we check- Input
- URL or domain
- Trust score
- 0–100
- Output
- Evidence report
SNYFER / URL SCANNER
One website. Multiple checks.example.com
- Threat checksAntivirus and blocklist findings01
- Regulator warningsNotices linked to their sources02
- InfrastructureHosting, domain and certificate03
- Trust scoreThe signals behind the number04
What we check
A website, examined
from more than one angle.
Read the individual findings alongside the overall score. Each check answers a different question about the site.
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Blacklists
Look for the domain in phishing, fraud and malware blocklists, including Cloudflare phishing detection.
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Regulator Warnings
Find notices naming the domain from financial authorities such as AMF, FCA, ASIC and FINMA.
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SSL/TLS
Inspect the certificate, issuer and expiry dates. An encrypted connection alone does not establish that a website is trustworthy.
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Domain Age
Check registration dates and domain age to put the website’s history in context.
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Trust Score
See a 0–100 rating and the findings behind it, organized into 14 security chains.
Understand the result
A score.
With its working.
The Trust Score brings the findings into a 0–100 rating. Explore the scale below, then read the evidence behind a real website’s score.
How the scanner works
From a link
to a closer look.
Start with the website you want to check. The report brings its available security findings together.
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Enter a website
Paste a full URL or a domain name into the scanner.
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Follow the analysis
Snyfer checks threat sources, regulator notices and the website’s technical details.
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Inspect the findings
Read the Trust Score and its supporting evidence. Open the sources, then share or bookmark the report.
What brought you here?
Different sites.
The same need to check.
A suspicious sign-in page, an investment offer or an unfamiliar store: start with the URL.
- Phishing Sites
- Investment Scams
- Broker Fraud
- Crypto Fraud
- Loan Scams
- Romance Scams
- Casino Scams
- Malware Sites
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