Medium riskfirst seen 53 min ago
aĺĺianzpǹblife.ph
xn--aianzpblife-22ba39x.ph
64of 100
Credential phishing, aimed at bank customers. 93% likely a scam.
Why it was flagged
How the score works- Name and certificate
- Registration and DNS
- VAKYN verdict
- IDN "xn--aianzpblife-22ba39x" (aĺĺianzpǹblife) reads as "allianzpnblife", brand keyword "allianz"+44
- no mail servers, AS63949 AKAMAI-LINODE-AP Akamai Connected Cloud, same IP hosts 50 other flagged domain(s)+14
- 3 hyphens, 23-character name+5
- certificate covers only this name+1
Evidence
Registration
Hosting
- Country
- Singapore
- Network
- AKAMAI-LINODE-AP Akamai Connected Cloud
- IP
- 45.79.222.138
DNS
- A
- 45.79.222.138
- MX
- none
Certificate
- Issuer
- Let's Encrypt
- Names
- 1
- Seen
- 30 Oct 2026 09:19 UTC
VAKYN verdict
499 msEight questions about the site, each with how sure the answer is.
Likely used for phishing or a scam?
yes93% sure
- yes93%
- no7%
How dangerous for an ordinary visitor?
Probably malicious49% sure
- Probably malicious49%
- Clearly malicious47%
- Unclear4%
What is it most likely for?
credential phishing37% sure
- credential phishing37%
- payment fraud19%
- unclear11%
Which brand does it pretend to be?
Allianz-Tiriac67% sure
- allianz tiriac67%
- none33%
Who is it aimed at?
bank customers41% sure
- bank customers41%
- general public38%
- shoppers9%
Would it ask visitors to sign in?
no73% sure
- yes27%
- no73%
Would it ask visitors to pay?
no58% sure
- yes42%
- no58%
Plausible innocent explanation?
no95% sure
- yes5%
- no95%