Recently checked websites
Every domain someone checks produces a report that stays public. This is what has been running through the checker most recently — useful for spotting a scam wave early, because fake shops and phishing kits tend to arrive in clusters that share a registrar, a template and a launch week.
| Domain | Score | DR | Domain age | Checked |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| beshak.orgCurrent checks are strongly positive for beshak.org, supported by no major malware or phishing detections, a valid SSL certificate, a domain age of 6 years and an active social media presence. The site has a well-established presence with no significant issues found. | 95/100 | 39.0/100 | 6 years | 4 days ago |
How to read this list
A domain appearing here means someone asked about it, nothing more. It is not a list of scams, and being on it is not an accusation.
Clusters matter
Several new domains appearing together with near-identical templates and the same registrar usually means one operator launching a batch. That pattern is more informative than any single score.
Very new domains
Anything under a month old scores cautiously by design. Most legitimate businesses are not launching a checkout in week one, and most fake shops are.
High scores still get checked
Plenty of entries here are ordinary, well-run sites. People check because they have not heard of a brand, not because something went wrong.
Checking a domain that is not listed?
Any domain can be checked, and the report is generated on the spot. Reports stay online for the next person who asks the same question.