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URLVoid helps you detect potentially malicious websites by analyzing them through multiple blocklist engines and online reputation services. You can view the safety report, IP address, domain creation date, server location, and more of any website.
- Whois
With this online whois lookup tool you can get information...
- DNS
With this online DNS lookup tool you can get information...
- Ping
With this online ping lookup tool you can detect if a host...
- Screenshot
With this online web page screenshot tool you can take...
- Password
Generate strong passwords (include numbers, lower/uppercase,...
- DNSSEC
With this online DNSSEC validation tool you can lookup...
- Online URL Opener
A one-click bulk URL opener tool to open multiple URLs or...
- IP Geolocation Lookup
With this online IP geolocation lookup tool you can get...
- Whois
URLVoid is a free service developed by NoVirusThanks on the late 2010 that allows users to scan a website with multiple website reputation engines and domain blocklist services, to facilitate the detection of dangerous websites related to malware, phishing, scam and fraudulent activities.
- Hover Over The Link
- Use A Link Scanner
- Check Out Shortened Links
- Copy A Link—Safely
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Sometimes a link masks the website to which it links. If you hover over a link without clicking it, you’ll notice the full URL of the link’s destination in a lower corner of your browser. For example, both of these links connect you to PCWorld’s homepage, but you wouldn’t know that without hovering: Click Here! http://www.freerolexwatches.com/
Link scanners are websites and plug-ins that allow you to enter the URL of a suspicious link and check it for safety. There are many free and reliable link scanners available; I suggest you try URLVoid first. URLVoid scans a link using multiple services, such as Google, MyWOT, and Norton SafeWeb, and reports the results to you quickly.
URLVoid can’t properly handle shortened URLs from services such as bitly, Ow.ly, and TinyURL (URLVoid will scan the shortening service website instead of the link to which it points). To scan the mysterious shortlinks you’ll often find on Twitter and Facebook, use Sucuri. Sucuri automatically expands the shortlink and draws upon a handful of servic...
Services like URLVoid and Sucuri require you to type in or paste a suspicious link—but how do you quickly and safely grab the URL without opening anything? Easy. Just right-click the link to bring up a context menu, then click Copy shortcut (in Internet Explorer), Copy Link Location (in Firefox), or Copy Link Address(in Chrome). The URL is now copi...
URLVoid is a free and reliable link scanner that checks a link's safety using multiple services. Learn how to use URLVoid and other link scanners to avoid clicking on unsafe links.
URLVoid is a service that scans websites for malware and other threats. Find answers to common questions about how to use, integrate, and report URLVoid, as well as how it rates websites using MyWOT.
URLVoid lets you get domain details and IP address information from the WHOIS database. Learn what WHOIS is, how to install it on Windows and Linux, and see an example query for google.com.
URLVoid offers a tool to validate DNSSEC records of any domain name and check if they are signed and valid. DNSSEC is a security mechanism that prevents DNS data tampering and ensures authenticity and integrity of DNS responses.
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URLVoid lets you get DNS A/TXT/NS/MX records of any domain name. Learn about the key DNS record types and how they work with examples of google.com and gmail.com.
