Blur Face
Independent signals
External security verification
These third-party reports let you check how independent security services currently assess the public Blur Face website. They supplement our own testing; they are not security certifications.
01
Google Safe Browsing
What it checks
Shows whether Google Safe Browsing currently identifies the site as containing unsafe content, such as deceptive pages, malware, or unwanted software.
Important limitation
A clean status is not a full code audit and does not guarantee that every page or future version is risk-free.
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02
Sucuri SiteCheck
What it checks
Remotely scans the public site for visible malware, injected spam, website errors, blocklist status, and some recognizable software issues.
Important limitation
A remote scan cannot inspect private server files, internal configuration, or every browser-side behavior.
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03
VirusTotal
What it checks
Checks the URL against results from multiple security vendors and reputation engines, making it useful for spotting broad disagreement or known flags.
Important limitation
Vendor results can be delayed, incomplete, or false positives. The report is a point-in-time signal, not a certification.
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