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microsoft-update.support

Category: Phishing

Scanned: Sep 15, 2026, 01:08 UTC · First seen: Sep 15, 2026 · Threat Engines: 16 / 89 · Times Scanned: 1
5 / 100 Trust Score Based on scan findings at the time of analysis
Potentially Dangerous
0 - High Risk50 - Moderate100 - No Threats
Fresh scan recommended
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Failed
microsoft-update.support Phishing · flagged by 16/89 engines
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Screenshot of microsoft-update.support Captured Sep 15, 2026
https://microsoft-update.support
Screenshot of microsoft-update.support
This website has been flagged as potentially harmful
Screenshot blurred for safety. Multiple security engines flagged potential threats at the time of scanning.
7 months
Not Ranked - This website does not appear in the Tranco top list
Flagged by 16 of 89 engines
✓ Valid (TLS)
AWS EC2 (eu-central-1)
Frankfurt, Germany
Netlify
Unknown
63.176.8.218
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Domain & WHOIS Information
Registrar Name.com, Inc
Registered April 4, 2026
Expires April 4, 2027
Name Servers dns1.p06.nsone.net
DNSSEC Unsigned
Hosting AWS EC2 (eu-central-1)
Reputation & Threat Check 89 security engines checked
File Scan Summary Powered by Quttera Engine
2 files scanned
No threats
2
Low Risk
0
Medium Risk
0
High Risk
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No threats Low Risk Medium Risk High Risk
microsoft-update.support/index.html 5.7 KB No threats
microsoft-update.support/# 5.7 KB No threats
External Links & Domains
0
External Links
All Clean
0
Iframes
Clean
0
Referenced Domains
All Clean
0
Flagged Resources
None Detected
microsoft-update.support Overview

Description of microsoft-update.support

The domain microsoft-update.support appears to present itself as a Microsoft-related update page. Based on the domain name, page title, and screenshot, it is styled to resemble a Windows or Microsoft Support update notice and promotes what appears to be a downloadable Windows update labeled "KB5034765" for Windows version 24H2.

The page content is in French and includes Microsoft branding elements, update details, and a prominent download button. However, the domain is not an official Microsoft-owned domain pattern, and the site appears to be operated through a third-party hosting platform rather than a clearly attributable Microsoft web property. Based on the available data, it appears to be a look-alike page that may be attempting to imitate a legitimate software update portal.

Safety Assessment for microsoft-update.support

This domain shows multiple risk indicators at the time of this scan. It was flagged by 16 out of 89 security engines, with several detections describing the site as phishing or malicious. In addition, one threat database listing was present, while major content-malice databases shown in the scan were otherwise clean. The screenshot and domain naming pattern are also notable because the site closely resembles Microsoft branding and presents a Windows update download page on a non-official domain, which may indicate impersonation.

Although the page used a valid HTTPS certificate and the limited malware scan did not detect flagged files, those signals do not outweigh the broader reputation findings and the strong visual resemblance to a trusted software vendor. The domain is also very new and has no visible traffic ranking, which can increase uncertainty. Based on these findings, this website may pose potential risks to visitors.

Technical Description

The site was served over HTTPS with a valid Let's Encrypt certificate expiring on 2026-10-31. It appears to be hosted on Netlify infrastructure backed by AWS EC2 in Frankfurt, Germany, using the IP address 63.176.8.218. The domain uses nsone.net nameservers and DNSSEC appears to be unsigned.

From a technical standpoint, the hosting setup and TLS certificate are common for legitimate and non-legitimate sites alike, so they should not be treated as trust indicators on their own. The more relevant concerns here are the young domain age, unsigned DNSSEC, and the mismatch between the Microsoft-themed content and the non-official domain name.

HTTP Redirect Chain
No redirects detected - direct connection to destination
Website Insights
Not Ranked
Tranco Rank
Not in Top 1M
Visitors Unknown
Category: Phishing
Rank History (30 days)
No rank data available
No cookies data available
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