revsax.com
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 revsax.com
Revsax.com appears to present itself as a browser-download or browser-update website. Based on the screenshot, the page prominently uses Chrome and Google-style branding, along with calls to action such as "Download Chrome" and "I want to update Chrome," suggesting that it is attempting to direct visitors toward a browser installation or update flow.
The domain name itself does not appear to have an obvious connection to the Chrome or Google brands, and the site does not show clear operator identity information in the provided scan data. With a very recent registration and no established ranking data, it appears to be a newly created website rather than a long-standing official software property.
Safety Assessment for revsax.com
Several scan signals raise concerns at the time of this scan. The domain was flagged by 4 security engines, with detections related to phishing and malware, and the page content appears to imitate or closely reference a well-known browser brand despite being hosted on an unrelated domain. That combination may indicate an attempt to persuade users to download software or interact with misleading update prompts.
Other signals are more neutral: the malware scan did not identify flagged files in the limited content it checked, and major threat-database checks shown here did not report the domain at the time of this scan. However, the domain is only 2 days old, has no established traffic ranking, and uses branding that may cause confusion about whether the page is officially connected to the software it promotes.
Based on these findings, this website may pose potential risks to visitors.
Technical Description
The site uses a valid Let's Encrypt SSL certificate, which means traffic to the page can be encrypted in transit. It is hosted behind Cloudflare infrastructure, with Cloudflare nameservers and an IP address associated with that network. The certificate validity is a basic positive sign for transport security, but it does not by itself verify the legitimacy of the site's content or operator.
DNSSEC appears to be unsigned, so there is no DNSSEC-based protection visible in the provided data. The domain is extremely new, registered for a one-year term, and the origin web server details are obscured behind a reverse-proxy/CDN setup. In context, the main technical concern is not the TLS setup but the combination of very recent registration and content that appears to mimic a major software brand.
Share your experience with this website. Was it safe? Did you encounter any issues?