terbium.pro
Category: Suspicious
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Description of terbium.pro
Terbium.pro appears to be an online payment and balance top-up service focused on telecommunications and internet-related services in Turkmenistan. Based on the page title, metadata, and homepage screenshot, it offers recharge options for TMCELL, Turkmen Telecom, Belet, WiFi, and ASTU, with payments reportedly accepted in rubles and support channels linked through messaging and social platforms.
The site presents itself as a service portal rather than a general retailer, with a simple checkout-style interface for selecting a provider and proceeding through contact and order steps. Public ownership details in the scan data do not identify a clearly named operating company on the homepage, so the operator appears to be a private service using the terbium.pro domain and infrastructure registered through a Russian registrar.
Safety Assessment for terbium.pro
Scan results are mixed at the time of this scan. One out of 91 security engines flagged the domain, while multiple content-malice and phishing-oriented blacklist databases did not report listings. However, a malware scan marked the site as malicious and identified two JavaScript files plus numerous internal links with a generic suspicious classification. Because these detections are largely heuristic and not broadly corroborated by many independent engines, they may indicate either a real issue or an over-sensitive pattern match rather than confirmed malware.
The site also falls into a financial-services-related category and appears to handle payment-related activity, which raises the importance of caution if users are asked to submit personal or payment information. On the positive side, the domain has been registered for about two years, uses valid HTTPS, and was not listed by major phishing and malware threat databases in the provided data. There was one listing from a generic blacklist source, which adds some caution but is not as strong a signal as a multi-engine consensus or a major content-malice blocklist hit.
Based on these findings, this website may pose potential risks to visitors, particularly for payment-related interactions, even though broad blacklist consensus was not present at the time of this scan.
Technical Description
The domain uses a valid Let's Encrypt SSL certificate with expiry shown as 2026-10-10, which means traffic to the site can be encrypted in transit when HTTPS is used. DNS is hosted through Cloudflare nameservers, DNSSEC appears to be unsigned, and the web server was identified as Apache/2.4.52 on Ubuntu. The server IP resolves to hosting in Yekaterinburg, Russia on the NetAngels.RU network.
From a security perspective, the main technical concern in the scan data is the heuristic detection of JavaScript resources and many internal URLs as suspicious. Those findings may reflect obfuscated or dynamically generated scripts, unusual path patterns, or scanner sensitivity rather than confirmed compromise, but they are still worth noting. No iframe-related issues were reported, and the provided blacklist checks were mostly clean aside from one generic listing.
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