Is this website safe or a phishing / scam site?
Fake shops, phishing pages and malware sites copy real brands to steal money and logins. A newly registered domain pretending to be a known store is the classic scam setup.
DARKSHARE checks the domain against phishing and malware feeds, security blacklists, WHOIS age and SSL posture, then scores it 0–100.
Is this website safe or a phishing / scam site?
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Check it free nowWhat we check
- ✓Blacklists — phishing, malware and spam feeds (PhishTank, URLhaus, Safe Browsing and more).
- ✓Domain age & WHOIS — brand-new domains impersonating known names are high-risk.
- ✓SSL & security headers — certificate validity and basic hardening.
- ✓Infrastructure & history — hosting, related domains and archived snapshots.
Data sources we cross-reference
We cross-reference 64+ specialised sources (of 176+ total).
How the 0–100 risk score works
A live blacklist hit dominates the score. A domain registered days ago, with no valid certificate or hidden WHOIS, scores high; an established site with clean feeds and proper SSL scores low.
Frequently asked questions
It has a padlock (HTTPS) — is it safe?
No. A padlock only means the connection is encrypted. Scammers get free certificates too. We check reputation, age and blacklists, not just SSL.
How can I spot a fake shop?
Very new domain, prices too good to be true, no real contact details and no reviews off-site. Our report flags these signals.
Do you visit the site?
We query reputation and intelligence sources; we don't execute the site's code in your browser.