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The URL entered was not found in our database. dfndr lab will look into this. Please feel free to come back and check again.
It’s better to exercise caution. Tips to protect you against malicious URLs:
- Don’t share any personal information.
- If you entered any passwords or credit card info, change your passwords immediately and report the incidence to your credit card provider.
- Install a mobile security app with anti-hacking or anti-phishing features to prevent further damage and to block any potential security breaches that the phishing attempt has already exploited
Learn more about how we detect malicious links
If you have questions about why a URL or website was flagged as suspect, or if you believe a classification was made in error, please contact us at dfndrlab@psafe.com.
THE URL YOU ENTERED IS SAFE!
Tips to protect you against malicious URLs.
Tips to protect you against phishing attempts:
- Always use a URL checker to see if a link is suspicious before clicking. Bookmark this one!
- Check if a website is badly written or if the formatting and design are different from what you usually see from an organization.
- Be suspicious of any messages that offer huge promotions, discounts, or free products.
- Treat any communication that asks for your credentials and other personal information with extra caution.
- Install a mobile security app with anti-hacking or anti-phishing features as an added line of defense.
Learn more about how we detect malicious links
If you have questions about why a URL or website was flagged as suspect, or if you believe a classification was made in error, please contact us at dfndrlab@psafe.com.
CAUTION: SUSPECTED PHISHING SITE!
The URL entered is suspected to be unsafe. We suggest you avoid it.
If you have already clicked on the URL:
- Don’t share any personal information on the page(s).
- If you shared any passwords or credit card info, change your passwords immediately and report the situation to your credit card provider.
- Install a mobile security app with anti-phishing technology to prevent further exposure, and to limit any potential security breaches that the phishing attempt may already have exploited.
- If you’ve shared the link with others, be sure to tell them about the situation as well.
If you have not yet clicked on the URL:
- Be suspicious of any message or site that offers large discounts, free products, or too-good-to-be-true promotions.
- Review with extra caution any message or site that asks for your personal information (email, passwords, credit card numbers, etc.).
- Always use a URL checker to see if a link is suspicious before clicking it. Bookmark ours here.
- Be proactive about your online safety: install a mobile security app with anti-hacking and anti-phishing features.
Learn more about how we detect malicious links
If you have questions about why a URL or website was flagged as suspect, or if you believe a classification was made in error, please contact us at dfndrlab@psafe.com.
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