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| URL | hxxps://gmc-infotainment-system-reset[.]pages[.]dev | |
| Host | gmc-infotainment-system-reset[.]pages[.]dev | |
| Registered domain | pages[.]dev | |
| Brand | GMC | |
| Screenshot | https://cdn.zerophish.ai/4558b9b8-cbab-4a80-9470-d1993a6a3ad7.jpg | |
| Scan ID | fa72cb4e-97fe-48d1-9d25-6d1c660aa4f5 |
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15 d ago
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SUSPICIOUS | mobimera.com | safe |
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15 d ago
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SAFE | mobimera.com | safe |
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15 d ago
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SUSPICIOUS | orangecash-top.pages.dev | safe |
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515 d ago
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REVIEW | revoke-cash-39s.pages.dev | safe |
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521 d ago
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REVIEW | zerophish.pages.dev | safe |
| Host | gmc-infotainment-system-reset.pages.dev |
| Registered domain | pages.dev |
| Scheme | https |
| Content length | 78201 B |
| HTTP | 200 · text/html |
This page presents itself as a blog-style guide titled “Fixing glitches with a GMC infotainment system reset” and provides step-by-step DIY reset instructions for GMC vehicles (soft reset, factory reset, dealing with a black screen).
Suspicious elements include an external ad/interstitial section with a “Alternative link” and a “Double Click (2x) to access the content - It’s Free!” style prompt, plus an unrelated interstitial entry referencing “lacylotus leaked onlyfans,” which is not relevant to the stated automotive topic. However, the HTML/OCR provided does not show any login or credential-collection form, password fields, or requests for personal information.
The URL domain is a generic GitHub Pages/hosting pattern (“pages.dev”) that does not match GMC’s official domain; nevertheless, this mismatch is common for SEO/content spam sites and is not sufficient by itself to conclude phishing without credential harvesting or account-urgency cues.
Overall, the content reads like an informational article with light ad clutter rather than a credential-stealing flow.