- Nov 5, 2011
- 5,855
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Free Online On-demand URL Security Scanners, link tests / checkers effective only (so efficient also) ..
New and effective:
* Quttera: http://www.quttera.com/
Quote:
'Web Investigation System WIS (Alpha) is a free web-site and URL scanner service that uses "Quttera" exploit detection engine to investigate a URL and to ensure it does not contain malware or any suspicious data behind the valid HTML, Java Script, PDFs, images and other web site components.
Due to a temporary limitations, currently we support submission of domain names only.
Engine version used 2.5.4.1606'
'Quttera is a non-signature behaviour based investigation engine. Current engine version is capable to recognize and detect:
•software vulnerability exploits and shellcodes for x86 architecture
•malicious JavaScript code
•malicious executable code hidden in media files(movies, images and e.t.c...)
•malicious executable code hidden in PDF files.'
Quttera developer posted on Sysinternals malware forum - Post 4 (from November 3, 2011) here: http://forum.sysinternals.com/topic22045.html
Quote:
'Guys,
We just brought up our new URL investigation system at
http://www.quttera.com
Your feedback is appreciated.
Thanks a lot.'
It's very good. I like this Quttera, because it finds!
* Zulu URL Risk Analyzer: http://zulu.zscaler.com/ - Submit a URL for Inspection - and you have quickly the detailed results! A NEW indispensable tool, by ZScaler very professional team.
QUOTE:
'Zulu .. provide a simple and straightforward interface accessible to anyone regardless of security knowledge.'
'Zulu .. requires no additional input beyond the UI to be analyzed, while allowing a few necessary advanced options, (User-Agent and Referer) when encountering malware triggered only when certain input variables are met. Results also display an overall ranking of Benign, Suspicious or Malicious, but also include details of elements that went into the overall score.'
Zulu 'can deliver a risk score even when the page content is no longer available.'
- A beautiful indispensable tool, tested by me of course. So Welcome Zulu.
* WAVE: Web Accessibility Evaluation Tool: http://wave.webaim.org/
Quote:
'Rather than providing a complex technical report, WAVE shows the original web page with embedded icons and indicators that reveal the accessibility of that page.'
It's very good.
* URLVoid by NoVirusThanks.org: http://www.urlvoid.com/
- Scan Websites for Exploits, Malware, and other Malicious Threats - Check Reputation of Domains and Subdomains - it's indispensable.
NoVirusThanks on Tweeter: http://twitter.com/novirusthanks
* F-Secure Browsing Protection: http://browsingprotection.f-secure.com/swp/?x=pA5UCNjtCqgJSX12LHExug - effective, it find.
* Norton Safe Web: http://safeweb.norton.com/?ulang=eng
* Trend Micro Site Safety scanner: http://global.sitesafety.trendmicro.com/ - Also very effective this one (but FP sometimes..)
* SURBL Lookup: http://george.surbl.org/lookup.html - lists of malware websites!
* NictaTech Software - Website is safe? : http://www.nictasoft.com/ace/url-search/
* AVG Threat Labs - Web Site Reports : http://www.avgthreatlabs.com/sitereports/
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Added (April 23, 2012): AVG Threat Labs - Web Site Reports
Added (February 8, 2012): NictaTech Software - Suspicious files (click on Submit URL) (see above)
Added (January 29, 2012): Zulu URL Risk Analyzer, and Norton Safe Web (see above)
Added (December 30, 2011: SURBL Lookup (see above)
Added (December 22, 2011): F-Secure Browsing Protection scan (see above)
Added (December 17, 2011):
* URLVir.com Scanner (domain scan) by NoVirusThanks: http://urlvir.com/ - 'Automatically monitors changes of malicious urls'.
* VirusTotal / click on 'Submit a URL' button: http://www.virustotal.com/ - hmm.. AVs scan results ..
* And this gem: View HTTP Request and Response Header: web-sniffer.net: http://web-sniffer.net/ - and not forgot the IE8 Developer Tools (click Tools in IE, please) and IE right-click: View Source!
* ScamAdviser.com : http://www.scamadviser.com/ - check if a website is fake or a scam .. if dodgey .. check the risk in %
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- Also it's good idea to test your suspicious links - in a website URL link screenshot online service like these I have carefully chosen:
* Shotbot: http://www.shotbot.fr/index.en.php
* IE NetRenderer: http://netrenderer.com/ (if no snapshot - so your link is very suspicious ..)
* thumbalizr: http://www.thumbalizr.com/index.php
* URL2PNG: http://url2png.com/
* loads.in: http://loads.in/ (if no snapshots - so your link is very suspicious ..)
* ShrinkTheWeb: http://www.shrinktheweb.com/
* BrowserShots: http://browsershots.org/
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PS. For now, I've found nothing new that could fall within the category 'effective', sorry.
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.
Free Online On-demand URL Security Scanners, link tests / checkers effective only (so efficient also) ..
New and effective:
* Quttera: http://www.quttera.com/
Quote:
'Web Investigation System WIS (Alpha) is a free web-site and URL scanner service that uses "Quttera" exploit detection engine to investigate a URL and to ensure it does not contain malware or any suspicious data behind the valid HTML, Java Script, PDFs, images and other web site components.
Due to a temporary limitations, currently we support submission of domain names only.
Engine version used 2.5.4.1606'
'Quttera is a non-signature behaviour based investigation engine. Current engine version is capable to recognize and detect:
•software vulnerability exploits and shellcodes for x86 architecture
•malicious JavaScript code
•malicious executable code hidden in media files(movies, images and e.t.c...)
•malicious executable code hidden in PDF files.'
Quttera developer posted on Sysinternals malware forum - Post 4 (from November 3, 2011) here: http://forum.sysinternals.com/topic22045.html
Quote:
'Guys,
We just brought up our new URL investigation system at
http://www.quttera.com
Your feedback is appreciated.
Thanks a lot.'
It's very good. I like this Quttera, because it finds!
* Zulu URL Risk Analyzer: http://zulu.zscaler.com/ - Submit a URL for Inspection - and you have quickly the detailed results! A NEW indispensable tool, by ZScaler very professional team.
QUOTE:
'Zulu .. provide a simple and straightforward interface accessible to anyone regardless of security knowledge.'
'Zulu .. requires no additional input beyond the UI to be analyzed, while allowing a few necessary advanced options, (User-Agent and Referer) when encountering malware triggered only when certain input variables are met. Results also display an overall ranking of Benign, Suspicious or Malicious, but also include details of elements that went into the overall score.'
Zulu 'can deliver a risk score even when the page content is no longer available.'
- A beautiful indispensable tool, tested by me of course. So Welcome Zulu.
* WAVE: Web Accessibility Evaluation Tool: http://wave.webaim.org/
Quote:
'Rather than providing a complex technical report, WAVE shows the original web page with embedded icons and indicators that reveal the accessibility of that page.'
It's very good.
* URLVoid by NoVirusThanks.org: http://www.urlvoid.com/
- Scan Websites for Exploits, Malware, and other Malicious Threats - Check Reputation of Domains and Subdomains - it's indispensable.
NoVirusThanks on Tweeter: http://twitter.com/novirusthanks
* F-Secure Browsing Protection: http://browsingprotection.f-secure.com/swp/?x=pA5UCNjtCqgJSX12LHExug - effective, it find.
* Norton Safe Web: http://safeweb.norton.com/?ulang=eng
* Trend Micro Site Safety scanner: http://global.sitesafety.trendmicro.com/ - Also very effective this one (but FP sometimes..)
* SURBL Lookup: http://george.surbl.org/lookup.html - lists of malware websites!
* NictaTech Software - Website is safe? : http://www.nictasoft.com/ace/url-search/
* AVG Threat Labs - Web Site Reports : http://www.avgthreatlabs.com/sitereports/
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Added (April 23, 2012): AVG Threat Labs - Web Site Reports
Added (February 8, 2012): NictaTech Software - Suspicious files (click on Submit URL) (see above)
Added (January 29, 2012): Zulu URL Risk Analyzer, and Norton Safe Web (see above)
Added (December 30, 2011: SURBL Lookup (see above)
Added (December 22, 2011): F-Secure Browsing Protection scan (see above)
Added (December 17, 2011):
* URLVir.com Scanner (domain scan) by NoVirusThanks: http://urlvir.com/ - 'Automatically monitors changes of malicious urls'.
* VirusTotal / click on 'Submit a URL' button: http://www.virustotal.com/ - hmm.. AVs scan results ..
* And this gem: View HTTP Request and Response Header: web-sniffer.net: http://web-sniffer.net/ - and not forgot the IE8 Developer Tools (click Tools in IE, please) and IE right-click: View Source!
* ScamAdviser.com : http://www.scamadviser.com/ - check if a website is fake or a scam .. if dodgey .. check the risk in %
'''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''
- Also it's good idea to test your suspicious links - in a website URL link screenshot online service like these I have carefully chosen:
* Shotbot: http://www.shotbot.fr/index.en.php
* IE NetRenderer: http://netrenderer.com/ (if no snapshot - so your link is very suspicious ..)
* thumbalizr: http://www.thumbalizr.com/index.php
* URL2PNG: http://url2png.com/
* loads.in: http://loads.in/ (if no snapshots - so your link is very suspicious ..)
* ShrinkTheWeb: http://www.shrinktheweb.com/
* BrowserShots: http://browsershots.org/
..
PS. For now, I've found nothing new that could fall within the category 'effective', sorry.
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