ScamLens analyzed microsoftquarantine.authorised-support.com using 90+ threat intelligence sources and assigned a trust score of 14/100, classifying it as dangerous.
Trust Score: 14/100
Risk Level: Dangerous
This domain behaves more like an impersonation or spoofing entry point. Do not log in, pay, or call any number shown on the site before you preserve the spoofing and communication evidence.
Quick Answer
This domain behaves more like an impersonation or spoofing entry point. Do not log in, pay, or call any number shown on the site before you preserve the spoofing and communication evidence.
Positive Signals
- +Google Safe Browsing: Safe
- +HTTPS encryption supported
Concerns
- -Possible impersonation of microsoft.com
- -4 security sources flagged as suspicious
Score Breakdown
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microsoftquarantine.authorised-support.com is confirmed malicious
Multiple threat-intelligence feeds agree this domain is dangerous. Treat any data you entered as compromised.
- Close the tab immediatelyContinued browsing increases the chance of drive-by downloads, exploit kits, or session hijacking.
- Run a full antivirus / malware scanIf the site loaded scripts, scan your device. Update your OS and browser to the latest version first.
- Change passwords for any account you enteredRotate the password and enable two-factor authentication on the real site. Watch for unauthorised charges over the next 30 days.
- Report the incidentReporting helps blocklists update faster and protects other potential victims.
Trust but verify — open this domain on unrelated security services and compare the verdict.
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Threat-intelligence sources
Checked across 27 sources — 4 flagged this domain
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Threat-intelligence sources
Checked across 27 sources — 4 flagged this domain
- safe_browsingclean
- urlhausclean
- cloudflare_radarclean
- cert_transparencyclean
- alienvault_otxclean
- phishstatsclean
- virustotalclean
- ipqsclean
- abuseipdbclean
- securitytrailsclean
- phishdestroyclean
- threatfoxclean
- shodan_internetdbclean
- phishtankclean
- urlscanclean
- rdapclean
- maltiverseclean
- dns_securityflagged
- wanted_domainsclean
- darkwebclean
- openphishflagged
- phishing_armyflagged
- hagezi_tifflagged
- scam_blocklistclean
- maltrailclean
- crypto_scam_feedclean
- red_flag_domainsclean
ScamLens aggregates real-time signals from 90+ commercial and open-source threat-intelligence providers including Google Safe Browsing, VirusTotal, PhishTank, URLhaus, ThreatFox, Cloudflare Radar, OTX, IPQS, GoPlus, Honeypot.is, and more. A flagged signal is evidence; the absence of flags is not proof of safety. Use the signals below alongside community reports to decide.
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Security Sources
Domain Information
- DNSSEC
- Disabled
SSL/TLS Certificate
No data available
Server Information
- IP Address
- 18.244.202.47
- Hosting Provider
- Amazon.com, Inc.
- ASN
- AS16509 Amazon.com, Inc.
- Server Location
- Ashburn, United States
- Organization
- AWS CloudFront (GLOBAL)
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Technical Details (DNS / Headers / Subdomains)
DNS Records
Email Security
SPF ConfiguredDMARC Not Configured| Type | Value |
|---|---|
| A | 18.244.202.47 |
| A | 18.244.202.112 |
| A | 18.244.202.34 |
| A | 18.244.202.2 |
| MX | 0 authorised-support-com.mail.protection.outlook.com |
| TXT | v=spf1 mx a a:mail.phishingtraining.solutions a:phriendlyphishing.com a:mail.phishingacademy.com include:spf.protection.outlook.com ip4:54.252.116.154/32 ip4:52.64.99.134/32 ~all |
HTTP Security Headers
Channels / Subdomains
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Impersonation / Spoofing Risk
This domain behaves more like an impersonation entry point. Preserve the spoofing and communication evidence first
If the domain is impersonating a brand, support flow, or official login, the key is to keep the domain, landing page, email, chat, and payment path inside one case package.
Recommended First
Move into the website-reporting flow
Use the reporting path first to preserve the domain, screenshots, chat trail, and payment-page evidence.
If you were affected, move into the action plan
If you already logged in, paid, installed software, or shared data, use the victim action plan to prioritize the response.
Verify the impersonated brand or entity
Confirm exactly which platform, merchant, or support identity is being spoofed.
Add the email and chat evidence
Preserve the email, support conversation, and any callback instructions together.
The results are based on multiple third-party data sources and AI models. False positives or negatives may occur. This report should not be used as the sole basis for any decision. Please verify with additional sources.
Preserve the account and payment evidence first
If you already logged in, paid, or shared data, move into the victim action plan first and then complete the formal report.
For impersonation sites, the priority is not more browsing. It is evidence preservation and loss containment.
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FAQ
Is microsoftquarantine.authorised-support.com safe to visit?
microsoftquarantine.authorised-support.com received a trust score of 14/100 from ScamLens, indicating high risk. 4 threat intelligence sources flagged this domain as potentially dangerous. We strongly advise against visiting or sharing personal information.
Was microsoftquarantine.authorised-support.com flagged by any threat databases?
microsoftquarantine.authorised-support.com was flagged by 4 out of 30+ threat intelligence sources. Specifically flagged by: dns_security, openphish, phishing_army, hagezi_tif. The detected threat categories include: general threat.
How old is microsoftquarantine.authorised-support.com?
Registration date information for microsoftquarantine.authorised-support.com is not publicly available through WHOIS records, which can itself be a risk indicator.
Does microsoftquarantine.authorised-support.com use HTTPS and have a valid SSL certificate?
ScamLens could not verify the SSL certificate details for microsoftquarantine.authorised-support.com during this scan. Treat this as unavailable evidence, not as proof that the site is safe or unsafe.
What security headers does microsoftquarantine.authorised-support.com implement?
No security header information was available for microsoftquarantine.authorised-support.com.
What does the ScamLens community think about microsoftquarantine.authorised-support.com?
No community votes or reports have been submitted for microsoftquarantine.authorised-support.com yet. You can be the first to share your experience.
Where is microsoftquarantine.authorised-support.com hosted?
microsoftquarantine.authorised-support.com is hosted by Amazon.com, Inc. in Ashburn, United States (ASN: ASAS16509 Amazon.com, Inc.).
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About this analysis
This report is generated from real-time data across 90+ threat intelligence sources, combined with AI analysis and community feedback.
Learn about our scoring methodology | Last analyzed: June 29, 2026