lvgseguranca[.]com[.]br
Domain Security & Threat Intelligence Report
16/95 VT
Taken Down
Oct 23, 2025
1 Blocklist
84
Threat
PhishDestroy AI
HIGH
The domain lvgseguranca.com.br is currently active and presents itself as a legitimate entity, but it is actually associated with phishing activities. With a VirusTotal score of 16 out of 95, this domain is considered suspicious, indicating a potential threat to users. Threat intelligence platforms have flagged it, suggesting caution when interacting with this site.
Registered under UNIFIEDLAYER-NETWORK-16, this domain has been active for approximately 2800 days. It is hosted on an IP address of 162.241.3.25, and has been included in two blocklists. The longevity of the domain raises red flags, as it may be part of a longer-term phishing campaign, exploiting its established presence to gain trust from victims.
PhishDestroy is actively monitoring this domain. Currently, it remains operational, and efforts to report and blocklist it have been initiated to mitigate its impact on users. Continuous monitoring will be conducted to ensure prompt action against any phishing attempts.
Registered under UNIFIEDLAYER-NETWORK-16, this domain has been active for approximately 2800 days. It is hosted on an IP address of 162.241.3.25, and has been included in two blocklists. The longevity of the domain raises red flags, as it may be part of a longer-term phishing campaign, exploiting its established presence to gain trust from victims.
PhishDestroy is actively monitoring this domain. Currently, it remains operational, and efforts to report and blocklist it have been initiated to mitigate its impact on users. Continuous monitoring will be conducted to ensure prompt action against any phishing attempts.
VirusTotal
16 Detections
URLScan.io
Domain Age
2,801 days
Site Status
Taken Down HTTP 403
DestroyList
Listed
User Reports
1 report
Threat Response Pipeline
Discovery
Submission
Legal
Takedown
13/14
Pre-emptive Discovery & Ingestion
Global Ecosystem Submission
Legal Notifications & Reporting
Public Transparency & Takedown
Public Blocklist Status
Evidence Capture
Domain Intelligence
Domainlvgseguranca.com.br
RegistrarUNIFIEDLAYER-NETWORK-16 (ASN: 19871)
IP Address162.241.3.25
CreatedJun 26, 2018
ExpiresJun 26, 2027
Nameserversns1.hpmdigital.com
ns2.hpmdigital.com
ns2.hpmdigital.com
Abuse Contactsadmin@mail.lvgseguranca.com.br
cert@cert.br
lvgseguranca@gmail.com
postmaster@mail.lvgseguranca.com.br
abuse@bluehost.com
abuse@mail.lvgseguranca.com.br
eitasosp@gmail.com
mail-abuse@cert.br
cert@cert.br
lvgseguranca@gmail.com
postmaster@mail.lvgseguranca.com.br
abuse@bluehost.com
abuse@mail.lvgseguranca.com.br
eitasosp@gmail.com
mail-abuse@cert.br
First DetectedOct 23, 2025
Registrar Response0h
HTTP Status403
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