About "aguse", Online Site and E-Mail Checker
Thursday, 19. April 2007, 12:53:21
■ Introduction
The online site checker, called "aguse", opened last December in Japan. Recently, "aguse" also offered its English version. If the language setting in your browser is not Japanese, you will be desplayed its English version.
"aguse" has two features, "URL Buster"(Online site checker) and "Mail Buster"(Online E-Mail checker).
"URL Buster" give us the in-depth informations, "Actual URL", "Screenshot", "Blacklist Decision Results" and so on, about investigeted site.
"Mail Buster" also give us the in-depth informations, "Disguise", "Blacklist Decision Results" and so on, about the suspicious E-Mail.
I recommend using it with "McAfee Site Advisor" and "Dr.WEB Link Scanner".
■ Browser Requirements
You should use IE(later v6.0 SP1) or Firefox(later v1.5) for access to it. If you use other browsers, this program may fail to acquire some informations.
■ Mini Guide
How to use "URL Buster"
1/
Access HERE.
2/
"URL Buster" is an active by default. If not, click "URL Buster". Type/Paste URL where you want to investigate in the box.
3/
Click "Investigate" button.
4/
What a short while.
How to use "Mail Buster"
1/
Access HERE.
2/
Click "Mail Buster".
3/
Paste the suspicious E-Mail Header in the box. Refer to HERE about how to get the E-Mail Header.
4/
Click "Investigate" button.
5/
What a short while.
Way of looking at the information of "URL Buster"
Bassically, take notice of the following;
1/
Does the checked link redirect you to other sites?
2/
Can you feel a malice in "Screenshot".
3/
Is the checked link registered in the several "Black Lists"?
[NOTE]
You shouldn't feel safe with no cautions in the "Black Lists". It didn't mean that the checked link is benign. It means only that the checked link isn't registered as a malicious site in the "Black Lists".
Way of looking at the information of "Mail Buster"
Bassically, take notice of the following;
1/
Was the checked E-Mail disguised?
2/
Is checked E-Mail registered in the several "Black Lists"?
■ Informations of "URL Buster"
■ Informations of "Mail Buster"
The online site checker, called "aguse", opened last December in Japan. Recently, "aguse" also offered its English version. If the language setting in your browser is not Japanese, you will be desplayed its English version.
"aguse" has two features, "URL Buster"(Online site checker) and "Mail Buster"(Online E-Mail checker).
"URL Buster" give us the in-depth informations, "Actual URL", "Screenshot", "Blacklist Decision Results" and so on, about investigeted site.
"Mail Buster" also give us the in-depth informations, "Disguise", "Blacklist Decision Results" and so on, about the suspicious E-Mail.
I recommend using it with "McAfee Site Advisor" and "Dr.WEB Link Scanner".
■ Browser Requirements
You should use IE(later v6.0 SP1) or Firefox(later v1.5) for access to it. If you use other browsers, this program may fail to acquire some informations.
■ Mini Guide
How to use "URL Buster"
1/
Access HERE.
2/
"URL Buster" is an active by default. If not, click "URL Buster". Type/Paste URL where you want to investigate in the box.
3/
Click "Investigate" button.
4/
What a short while.
How to use "Mail Buster"
1/
Access HERE.
2/
Click "Mail Buster".
3/
Paste the suspicious E-Mail Header in the box. Refer to HERE about how to get the E-Mail Header.
4/
Click "Investigate" button.
5/
What a short while.
Way of looking at the information of "URL Buster"
Bassically, take notice of the following;
1/
Does the checked link redirect you to other sites?
2/
Can you feel a malice in "Screenshot".
3/
Is the checked link registered in the several "Black Lists"?
[NOTE]
You shouldn't feel safe with no cautions in the "Black Lists". It didn't mean that the checked link is benign. It means only that the checked link isn't registered as a malicious site in the "Black Lists".
Way of looking at the information of "Mail Buster"
Bassically, take notice of the following;
1/
Was the checked E-Mail disguised?
2/
Is checked E-Mail registered in the several "Black Lists"?
■ Informations of "URL Buster"
■ Informations of "Mail Buster"
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