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Shammikit
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There are a couple of websites that I have found in a packet capture and I want to know what are in those sites without visiting them. Is there some kind of online service that can be used to analyse web sites safely without visiting them? I saw some articles online saying use this website called web-sniffer.net for doing such tasks but for me it didnt even load. A certificate error also came for this site and it kept on loading forever. wonder if web-sniffer.net is safe first! would appreciate if someone could suggest a good method. Thanks

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There's https://safeweb.norton.com/ I guess, if you mean virus wise.

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4 minutes ago, Dujith said:

Tbh i would not touch anything from Norton with a 10 foot pole. Or did they get better the last few years?

Never really had any bad experience with them. The only thing was their antivirus slowed down the computer more than others.

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17 minutes ago, tikker said:

Never really had any bad experience with them. The only thing was their antivirus slowed down the computer more than others.

Mine used to continually erase games I had downloaded months ago upon launch, completely randomly. It also deleted my steam games. It never actually found a virus...

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24 minutes ago, Dujith said:

Tbh i would not touch anything from Norton with a 10 foot pole. Or did they get better the last few years?

No, and considering they've been putting out dodgy SSL certificates as well I'd say that they're dead to anyone serious about security.

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