ic3.org
Category: Phishing
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Description of ic3.org
ic3.org currently appears to present a sparse landing page with broad legal and cyber-themed search terms such as "Copyright Infringement," "Patent Law," "Internet Spying," and "Cyber Theft." Based on the screenshot and linked resources, the site does not appear to function as a full organizational website and instead resembles a lightweight search or monetized landing page that routes visitors through third-party tracking or advertising links.
The domain itself is long-established, having been registered in 2003, but the present content does not appear to reflect a substantial service, publisher, or clearly identified operator. The page includes minimal branding, no visible company information, and only a privacy-policy link, which may indicate that the domain is being used primarily for traffic redirection or parked-style monetization rather than for a fully developed public-facing website.
Safety Assessment for ic3.org
Multiple security signals raise concern for this domain at the time of this scan. It was flagged by 11 out of 91 security engines, and several web-classification sources categorized it as phishing, fraud-related, or malicious. In addition, the page content shown in the screenshot appears unusually thin and consists mainly of generic topic buttons and outbound tracking-style links rather than a clear legitimate service. A malware scan also marked the main page as suspicious, although that specific result appears to be heuristic rather than a named malware-family detection.
At the same time, some threat-database checks were clean, including major content-malice and phishing blocklists listed in the scan results, and the domain is relatively old, which can sometimes reduce the likelihood of throwaway abuse. However, the combination of multi-engine phishing detections, low trust context, lack of transparent site identity, and landing-page behavior outweighs those cleaner signals in this case.
Based on these findings, this website may pose potential risks to visitors.
Technical Description
The site was reachable over HTTPS with a valid Let's Encrypt certificate that was set to expire in September 2026. It resolves to an IP address in Amsterdam, Netherlands, appears to run nginx/1.28.0, and uses nameservers at brainydns.com. DNSSEC is not enabled, which is common but means DNS responses are not additionally protected by signed validation.
From a technical-risk perspective, the main concerns are not certificate validity or obvious transport failure, but rather the site’s minimal content, suspicious landing-page structure, and use of external tracking-style URLs. The domain is old, which can sometimes lend credibility, but age alone does not offset the phishing-related detections seen at the time of this scan.
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