urlquery
urlquery.net is like a lie detector test for the internet. We ask those sneaky URLs some tough questions and see if they're telling the truth or pulling a digital prank.
Cost / License
- Free
- Open Source (Apache-2.0)
Platforms
- Online
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from AI: urlquery.net lets you submit a URL and see how it behaves when loaded in a browser sandbox. you can see: All HTTP/HTTPS requests and responses the page makes (including redirects and third‑party calls). JavaScript and network activity, including embedded scripts and downloaded resources. etc.
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What is urlquery?
urlquery is a service for URL and domain scanning, identifying and categorizing potentially harmful elements on a webpage, checking for malware infections and assessing overall reputation.
urlquery.net employs a diverse range of threat detection systems to ensure comprehensive security analysis of URLs. These systems encompass YARA-based detection, reputation-based analysis, network-based intrusion detection systems (IDS), and content-based scrutiny. Each approach offers distinct strengths and weaknesses, contributing to a robust defense mechanism against various types of online threats.
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from AI: urlquery.net lets you submit a URL and see how it behaves when loaded in a browser sandbox. you can see: All HTTP/HTTPS requests and responses the page makes (including redirects and third‑party calls). JavaScript and network activity, including embedded scripts and downloaded resources. etc.