Is sharex-network.live safe?

Independent security sources flag the domain as phishing

The saved multi-engine scan records 1 malicious and 2 suspicious detections across 93 engines, and an independent antivirus family reported an adverse result naming Forcepoint ThreatSeeker, Fortinet and Gridinsoft. That is a direct, target-bound adverse finding, not a category guess.

Two separate threat-intelligence sources independently list sharex-network.live as malicious: one blocklist entry classifies it as a phishing domain, and a second feed marks it as a critical website threat. Two independent adverse listings on the same hostname are strong corroboration.

The clean the browser threat feed result and the valid TLS certificate show only that no warning was served and the connection was encrypted at the time of the scan. Encryption protects the transport, not the visitor, and a brand-new phishing domain can easily hold a valid certificate.

The site's main action is an airdrop claim on a brand-new domain

The page's primary call to action is the button text "Claim Your Airdrop", and the navigation includes an "Airdrop" entry that points to a separate airdrop subdomain. A screenshot review of the same page independently describes this element as a phishing and wallet-drain lure.

The registrable domain is only 8 days old. A brand-new domain fronting an airdrop claim, combined with the vendor phishing flags above, matches the standard airdrop-drainer pattern in which a visitor is asked to connect a wallet and sign an approval that moves assets out.

The site also lists product and ecosystem labels such as "Deshare Toolkit", "Deshare Suite", "Alliance", "TreasureX" and "RWA", which give the page the appearance of a real Web3 project. Those labels are the site's own marketing copy and do not verify that any product, token or team exists.

No verifiable operator identity behind the site

The only contact path observed on the page is a "Contact US" section whose email address is protected behind a Cloudflare email-obfuscation placeholder. No company name, registration number, physical address or direct contact channel is presented on the reviewed page.

The site's navigation links out to sharex.network and to airdrop.sharex.network, so the visitor is moved across hostnames within the same claimed brand. Combined with the absence of any disclosed operator, there is no accountable party to hold responsible if a wallet connection goes wrong.