URL THREAT INTELLIGENCE · v0.5.0 · OPERATIONAL

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ZeroPhish renders the page, runs twelve detection signals against the DOM, certificate chain, brand fingerprint and threat feeds, and returns a typed verdict. Built for security teams and product engineers.

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SAFE · HIGH CONFIDENCE

No phishing signals detected

brand Google Maps scan id d48901de duration 10.54s signals 1 failing / 25
Risk score 0.06
6 / 100 · Low risk
Tags
https :// g . page /r/CVrAgPYS9bGJEBM/review
flagged registered domain path protocol / query
×
Visual similarity to known brand
100% structural similarity to Google Maps
↑ risk
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Email-auth posture (SPF/DMARC)
DMARC p=none (monitoring only) — domain can still be spoofed in mail
↑ risk
Brand typo-squat detected
No similar legitimate brand within edit-distance 2
↓ risk
Credential collection form
No credential collection form on visible content
↓ risk
Favicon impersonation
Favicon matches the registered owner
↓ risk
SSL certificate
Served over HTTPS · valid TLS certificate
↓ risk
Brand-in-subdomain attack
No known brand label in subdomain
↓ risk
Homoglyph attack
ASCII only · no mixed-script characters detected
↓ risk
CAA issuer restriction
CAA restricts certificate issuance to: pki.goog
↓ risk
DNSSEC signing
Zone is DNSSEC-signed with a parent DS delegation anchor — origin integrity is cryptographically protected
↓ risk
Page language
Detected page language: English (en) — best-effort
↓ risk
enrichment used: dns network jarm asn
URL hxxps://g[.]page/r/CVrAgPYS9bGJEBM/review
Host g[.]page
Brand Google Maps
Screenshot https://cdn.zerophish.ai/5ef0b6e0-6414-461b-988c-27da4a68694e.jpg
Scan ID d48901de-ab0e-4d77-bca6-78c5d31ef47e
Brand typo-squat detected
No similar legitimate brand within edit-distance 2
critical
Domain age
Awaiting analysis
high
Threat intel blocklists
Awaiting analysis
critical
Credential collection form
No credential collection form on visible content
high
×
Visual similarity to known brand
100% structural similarity to Google Maps
high
Favicon impersonation
Favicon matches the registered owner
medium
SSL certificate
Served over HTTPS · valid TLS certificate
low
DNS reputation
Awaiting analysis
medium
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Captured page
screenshot · captured at scan live page render
G
Google Maps
100%
Host g.page
Registered domain g.page
Scheme https
Content length 50498 B
HTTP 200 · text/html
DMARC policy p=none
SPF policy permissive
MX records none
Initial scan heuristic + LLM

What the page is

The page presents itself as a Google verification interstitial (“About this page”) rather than a login or payment screen. It is asking the user to solve a CAPTCHA/verification challenge to continue.

Suspicious elements checked

  • No credential collection form: The HTML includes a form with id="captcha-form" and a reCAPTCHA widget, but there is no username/password, credit-card, or account-details form.
  • No brand impersonation of another company: The content and referenced policy/support links are consistent with Google’s services (“Terms of Service” at www.google.com/policies/terms/ and “Learn more” at support.google.com/...).
  • No fake security warning claiming account compromise: While it warns about “unusual traffic” and bot behavior, it does so in a standard anti-automation context.
  • URL consistency: The URL is under g.page/r/..., which is a Google short/listing redirect domain, and the embedded displayed URL is https://www.google.com/maps/place/....

Brand and domain relationship

  • Identified brand: Google Maps.
  • Domain alignment: The effective destination shown in the page includes www.google.com/maps/..., which is the legitimate domain for Google Maps content.

Verdict

Legitimate (not phishing). The page behavior matches a typical Google anti-bot/CAPTCHA check and does not attempt to harvest credentials or payment information. The phishing score is low due to the absence of form-based credential collection and the strong alignment with Google-owned domains.