Link Shield Blog
Case studies and technical breakdowns on phishing kits, malicous domains, report abuse, redirects, and evasive link infrastructure.
A review of the DHL-themed phishing flow on `uzertaw[.]store`, including the redirect chain, fake billing step, and the social-engineering tactics it uses to coax users into handing over personal and payment data.
A review of the phishing URL `gixon.sbs/_wildcard_.gixon.sbs/views/`, from the brand mismatch to the mailbox-login flow and the wildcard routing clues in the path.
Wildcard routing and fast domain churn let one phishing kit keep showing up under new hostnames. That is why exact-match blocking keeps falling behind.
Static blocklists usually score the first URL and stop. That is exactly why attackers hide the real destination deeper in the redirect chain.
Bad actors do not just abuse links. They also abuse the systems meant to report them. Here is how spam-report floods get manufactured and what defenders should score instead of raw report volume.