b-b-e.vercel.app
Category: Phishing
- Don't sign in or pay here. Close it. If you typed a password, change it where you normally use it.
- Already visited? Check your device. A free scan shows whether anything was installed.
- Stop the next one. Combo Cleaner's web protection blocks phishing and scam sites before they load.
Combo Cleaner is PCrisk's own anti-malware tool, owned by RCS LT. Free to scan; removing what it finds needs a licence (7-day free trial).
Description of b-b-e.vercel.app
This domain appears to be a page hosted on Vercel rather than a standalone branded website. Based on the page title and screenshot, it presents itself as a document-sharing or file-access page styled to resemble a OneDrive document portal, with German-language text such as "Dokument verfügbar" and a prompt to view a file.
The domain name itself, b-b-e.vercel.app, does not appear to identify an established organization or official Microsoft-owned service. Instead, it looks like a custom subdomain on a cloud hosting platform. The visible content suggests the page may be intended to persuade visitors to open or interact with a shared document, rather than providing a broader business, media, or informational website.
Safety Assessment for b-b-e.vercel.app
This page shows several indicators commonly associated with credential-harvesting or brand-impersonation campaigns. Multiple security engines flagged the URL as phishing at the time of this scan, and one threat database listing was also present. In addition, the page visually imitates a OneDrive document-sharing interface while being hosted on an unrelated vercel.app subdomain, which may indicate an attempt to resemble a trusted service without using its official domain.
Although the malware scan did not identify malicious files and the domain's IP was not listed on the checked mail-reputation blocklists, those signals do not outweigh the stronger phishing-related detections and the deceptive presentation visible in the screenshot. The use of a Cloudflare Turnstile script may be legitimate in some contexts, but on a page that appears to mimic a well-known file-sharing brand, it can also be part of an access-gating flow used by suspicious campaigns.
Based on these findings, this website may pose potential risks to visitors.
Technical Description
The site uses a valid SSL/TLS certificate issued by a mainstream certificate authority, which means the connection appears encrypted in transit. It is hosted on Vercel infrastructure and resolves through Vercel nameservers. DNSSEC appears to be unsigned, which is common but means DNS responses do not benefit from that additional integrity layer.
From a hosting perspective, this appears to be a lightweight cloud-hosted landing page rather than a full standalone web property. No malicious files were flagged in the limited file scan, but the main technical concern is not server-side malware; it is the apparent impersonation of a trusted cloud-document service on an unrelated subdomain, combined with phishing detections from multiple security engines.
Share your experience with this website. Was it safe? Did you encounter any issues?