szjg.hu - URL scan, 20 Aug 2026
MalwareAnalyzer by Cyble scanned szjg.hu and returned a unknown verdict (score 6). 1 domain and 0 IPs were contacted. 2 malware samples communicate with this URL (Phishing). This is a point-in-time observation from 20 Aug 2026; the page may have changed since.
Scan result
- Verdict: unknown (score 6) · Confidence 12%
- Scanned URL:
http://szjg.hu/images/file/jogogevepuva.pdf - Domain: szjg.hu
- Scan tier: fast · observed 2026-08-20 19:37:22 UTC
Malware communicating with this URL (2)
These samples were observed contacting or being served from szjg.hu. Each links to its full analysis.
- Phishing - referenced ·
9277c920d7e419e1a11fcdd178320291· first seen 2026-08-20 - Phishing - referenced ·
58b053222790f1ab01c4d125b7123da9· first seen 2026-08-19
Why this verdict
- Served over plaintext HTTP
- Target did not respond (DNS/connection failure or timeout); verdict from URL structure only
Observed indicators
- szjg.hu
- http://szjg.hu/images/file/jogogevepuva.pdf
Other scans of szjg.hu (1)
This host has been scanned before. Each scan is a separate observation, so a verdict here does not carry over to the others.
- 20 Aug 2026 - unknown
Questions about szjg.hu
- Is szjg.hu safe?
- The scan of szjg.hu on 20 Aug 2026 reached no verdict either way (score 6). Too little was captured to judge it, which is an unknown rather than a pass.
- What malware is associated with szjg.hu?
- 2 analysed samples communicate with this URL, including Phishing.
- How was szjg.hu checked?
- A static pass resolved DNS, captured TLS and headers and followed the redirect chain, and where the fast tier allows, a headless browser rendered the page and recorded every request. Egress is SSRF-locked. Signatures that matched only page text are weighted far below one that matched a served file, because a page documenting malware matches the same rules.
Scanned at the fast tier - see how URL scanning works.
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