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Phishing detected
| URL | hxxp://210[.]71[.]197[.]175/am[.]html | |
| Host | 210[.]71[.]197[.]175 | |
| Registered domain | 197[.]175 | |
| Screenshot | https://cdn.zerophish.ai/64299f83-c14a-4d12-a7d4-74430d966a9f.jpg | |
| Scan ID | ba5ee735-5bdf-4471-985d-29c6e5df5e67 |
No brand impersonation signals available.
| Host | 210.71.197.175 |
| Registered domain | 197.175 |
| Scheme | http |
| Content length | 44178 B |
| HTTP | 200 · text/html |
What the page presents
The page is a Cloudflare “Suspected Phishing” block/landing page stating the site was reported for potential phishing.
Suspicious elements observed
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Fake/blocked phishing attempt bypass UI: A form posts to
"/cdn-cgi/phish-bypass"with a disabled bypass button labeled “Ignore & Proceed”. This pattern is used by Cloudflare to gate a user from a suspected phishing destination. - Security warning framing: The page explicitly says “This website has been reported for potential phishing.” and defines phishing (“attempts to steal sensitive information…”). This is the opposite of a typical phishing page (it’s warning the user), but it’s still the primary indicator that the original destination is untrusted.
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No credential collection present in provided HTML/OCR: There are no login/password fields or other forms in the snippet besides the
phish-bypasscontrol.
Brand / URL relationship
- Identified brand presented: None (no PayPal/Google/etc. branding in the supplied content). The only brand reference is Cloudflare (e.g., title “Suspected Phishing | Cloudflare” and footer link).
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URL legitimacy: The URL
http://210.71.197.175/am.htmlis a raw IP over HTTP, not a well-formed brand domain. While the block itself is Cloudflare-branded, the underlying site being accessed is on an unusual IP, which is commonly associated with phishing infrastructure.
Verdict
Phishing (or phishing attempt blocked): The content shown is a Cloudflare warning page indicating the destination was reported for potential phishing. Because the snippet lacks any credential form, this specific page likely does not harvest credentials itself; however, the presence of Cloudflare’s phishing block and the IP-based, non-brand HTTP URL strongly suggest the requested site is malicious/untrusted.