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"Defensecore.live"
Trust score
Very low
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Negative points
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Several very similar sites have been detected, possibly for purposes such as duplication, continuity of access, or diversification.
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This site does not clearly display the identity of its owner or its publisher.
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Several pages of this site are used to promote potentially fraudulent products or that frequently attract complaints.
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The domain name is very recent (less than 6 months)
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Short life expectancy domain
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Detailed information about
Defensecore.live
| Domain creation date | 10/03/2026 (Less than 6 months) |
| Domain expiration date | 10/03/2027 (Less than 1 year left) |
| Owner identification in the Whois | |
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2 Reviews / Comments
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aku 11/02/2026 at 12:32 AM
Rating:Running ads that start an av scan. It will report that you have a virus
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Eloïse D. 11/02/2026 at 12:45 AM
Rating:On a normal visit this address shows nothing at all: the home page answers 404 Not Found. The only page that still answers is a redirect bridge, which sends the browser to walmart.com through an advertising redirector.
Scans of the domain ended on a security screen titled "Desktop Security - TotalAV". A second address, securesweep.pro, serves the same directory and the same page files, and scans there ended on "Desktop Security - McAfee" screens opened from unrelated sites. A page that starts an antivirus check by itself, announces an infection and then offers a solution is the usual shape of scareware advertising.
No company name, no legal notice and no contact details appear on this address, so there is nothing to check who is behind it.