Security Scan: Welcome

Summary

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Scan result: counts, verdicts, details, IPs, technologies, hashes/api/v1/result/9ac4eedc-225a-44a9-a1ea-19caed8c2d58 Domain and IP registration (RDAP)/api/v1/rdap/9ac4eedc-225a-44a9-a1ea-19caed8c2d58How often this domain was scanned/api/v1/domain/stats/jn3cdjkapruvabqpfrvjslecoh.john-miller1only.workers.dev Scan history for this domain/api/v1/domain/history/jn3cdjkapruvabqpfrvjslecoh.john-miller1only.workers.dev?limit=15

This website contacted 2 IPs in 1 country across 1 domain to perform 2 HTTP transactions. The main domain is workers.dev and was registered 7 years ago.

Submitted URL: https://jn3cdjkapruvabqpfrvjslecoh.john-miller1only.workers.dev

AI Security Verdict

Confirmed Scam

Confidence: 93%

Risk Score

Card-validation phishing kit on a throwaway workers.dev subdomain: collects card number, CVV and billing details while promising no charge, and posts them cross-origin to lifedesirefreen.com. Do not enter any data.

Risk Factors (6)

Cross-origin payment form action to lifedesirefreen.com, unrelated to the hosting domain

Harvests card number, CVV and expiry under a false 'validation only / no charge' pretext

Randomized subdomain on a shared developer hosting platform with unknown real age

Phishing threat-intelligence match on the primary domain (single-source, unverified)

Critical IDS alerts for a possible heap-spray/shellcode pattern on the page

No legitimate business identity, contact details or terms — only a 2023 copyright line

Domain age information unavailable

Details

Page Title

Welcome

Scan Type

public

Favicon Hash

MMH3: 1539213081

MD5: 611d9984241b2d7590b276b1a52d000b

Domain Name Analysis

The domain 'jn3cdjkapruvabqpfrvjslecoh.john-miller1only.workers.dev' uses the developer-focused generic top-level domain (.dev) and includes subdomain 'jn3cdjkapruvabqpfrvjslecoh.john-miller1only'. The registrable portion 'workers' spans 7 characters containing two vowels alongside five consonants. Word splitting yields one word: workers. No strong language cues emerged from the frequency lists.