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Summary

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Scan result: counts, verdicts, details, IPs, technologies, hashes/api/v1/result/888ffc24-0377-4187-bdb8-cae2dbf2f499 Domain and IP registration (RDAP)/api/v1/rdap/888ffc24-0377-4187-bdb8-cae2dbf2f499 Certificate Transparency/api/v1/ct/login.microsoftonline.com How often this domain was scanned/api/v1/domain/stats/policy-reporter-uat.broker.lmax.com Scan history for this domain/api/v1/domain/history/policy-reporter-uat.broker.lmax.com?limit=15

This website contacted 1 IP in 1 country across 4 domains to perform 10 HTTP transactions. The main domain is login.microsoftonline.com and was registered 24 years ago.

Submitted URL: https://policy-reporter-uat.broker.lmax.com/

Effective URL:

https://login.microsoftonline.com/be2acde4-6e64-49d5-8f9d-a94d9b99fd2b...

Redirected

The Cisco Umbrella rank of the primary domain is #592,316 of the top 1 million websites

AI Security Verdict

Low Risk

Confidence: 92%

Risk Score

The site hosts a credential‑phishing login that posts to an external Microsoft domain, with heavily obfuscated JavaScript and low brand reputation, indicating a confirmed scam.

Risk Factors

Cross‑origin credential form submission

High‑entropy, heavily obfuscated JavaScript

Low domain ranking for a well‑known brand

Safety Factors

Domain age 8749 days (well‑established)

No IDS alerts or known malicious IoCs

Legitimate Microsoft login endpoint used

Page served from an identity-provider sign-in endpoint (login.microsoftonline.com); a relying-party brand and login form here are normal SSO, not impersonation — risk clamped from 9 to 2

Domain age information unavailable

Details

Page Title

Scan Type

public

Favicon Hash

MMH3: -2057558656

MD5: 12e3dac858061d088023b2bd48e2fa96

Domain Name Analysis

The domain 'policy-reporter-uat.broker.lmax.com' uses the commercial generic top-level domain (.com) with subdomain 'policy-reporter-uat.broker'. Count 4 characters in 'lmax' split between 1 vowel and 3 consonants. Segmentation suggests two words: l, max. Average segment length settles at 2 characters. No strong language cues emerged from the frequency lists.