healthlicensefl.vercel.app
Category: Phishing
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Description of healthlicensefl.vercel.app
The domain healthlicensefl.vercel.app appears to be a page hosted on Vercel rather than a standalone primary business domain. Based on the subdomain wording, it may be attempting to reference health licensing in Florida, but the visible page content does not present itself as an official government or healthcare service. Instead, the page title is "PDF Viewer" and the screenshot shows a document-preview style interface with a prompt encouraging the visitor to view secured PDF files.
The page appears to imitate a document viewer workflow, including references to Adobe Reader and visual elements associated with PDF access. It also pulls in branding-related assets from major technology companies and a third-party software site, which may be intended to make the page look more credible. Based on the available content, this does not appear to be a normal informational health-licensing website.
Safety Assessment for healthlicensefl.vercel.app
Several security signals indicate elevated risk at the time of this scan. The domain was flagged by 6 security engines, with multiple detections specifically identifying phishing-related behavior. In addition, the malware scan marked the page as suspicious and identified potentially malicious objects in the page itself and in several linked resources. The screenshot also shows a document-viewer lure with a "View Files" prompt and Adobe-themed messaging, a pattern commonly associated with credential harvesting or deceptive download flows.
Blacklist and reputation data were mixed rather than fully clean. Major content-malice databases shown here did not detect the domain at the time of this scan, but the domain was listed by one threat database and the server IP was also listed on one mail-reputation blocklist. That DNS-based listing is a weaker signal on its own, but in this case it appears alongside multi-engine phishing detections and suspicious page behavior, which increases concern.
Based on these findings, this website may pose potential risks to visitors.
Technical Description
The site is hosted on Vercel infrastructure and resolves to an IP address in the United States. It presents a valid SSL/TLS certificate issued by Google Trust Services, which means the connection appears encrypted in transit; however, a valid certificate does not by itself indicate legitimacy. The domain uses Vercel nameservers and the scanned hostname is a subdomain under vercel.app rather than a dedicated organizational domain.
DNSSEC appears to be unsigned. The server software is identified as Vercel, and the page includes suspicious resource references such as a config_recaptcha_public.php path, JavaScript utilities, and externally hosted branding assets. Combined with the phishing detections and deceptive PDF-viewer presentation, the technical profile may be consistent with a hosted phishing page or short-lived abuse deployment.
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