jimmyquizgiveaway.com
Category: Phishing
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Description of jimmyquizgiveaway.com
The domain jimmyquizgiveaway.com appears to present itself as a promotional giveaway website centered on "MrBeast" branding and gift-card rewards. Based on the page title, on-page text, and screenshot, the site claims to offer a quiz or giveaway experience involving digital gift cards for gaming, streaming, and retail platforms such as PlayStation, Xbox, Fortnite, Amazon, Netflix, and similar brands.
The site does not appear to represent a conventional business, publisher, or official brand portal. Instead, it appears to be a standalone promotional landing page using celebrity/influencer-style branding and a broad mix of third-party product imagery. The domain name itself suggests a giveaway-focused campaign rather than an established corporate website, and the available scan data does not indicate a clear, verifiable operator identity on the homepage.
Safety Assessment for jimmyquizgiveaway.com
Several risk indicators were present at the time of this scan. The domain was flagged by 3 out of 89 security engines, with multiple scanners classifying it as phishing or otherwise malicious. In addition, the page content and metadata show prominent "MrBeast" branding on a domain that does not appear to be an official MrBeast-related property, which may indicate an attempt to imitate a well-known online personality or associated promotion. The site is also very new, at only 12 days old, which can increase uncertainty when combined with giveaway-themed content and brand-heavy imagery.
The malware scan also reported suspicious findings, including one flagged page element and numerous externally hosted assets marked as generic suspicious objects. While generic heuristic detections can sometimes be low-confidence on their own, they are more concerning here because they appear alongside multi-engine phishing detections and a page design that resembles a prize or reward lure. Although major threat-database and blacklist checks were clean at the time of this scan, clean blacklist status does not outweigh the combination of phishing flags, very recent registration, and apparent brand impersonation signals.
Based on these findings, this website may pose potential risks to visitors.
Technical Description
The site was using a valid Let's Encrypt SSL certificate at the time of the scan, hosted on an Apache web server at IP address 132.148.181.125 with infrastructure associated with GoDaddy in Tempe, United States. The domain uses GoDaddy nameservers and its DNSSEC status is unsigned, which is common but provides less DNS-layer assurance than a signed configuration.
From a technical-risk perspective, the domain is very newly registered and loads a notable number of external assets, including JavaScript and image resources from multiple cloud-hosted domains. Some of those external resources were flagged by heuristic scanning as suspicious. SSL presence alone should not be treated as a trust signal, since both legitimate and potentially abusive sites can use valid HTTPS certificates.
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