Summary of ferrari.com Dark Web and Threat Exposure Test
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Date/Time:Nov 5th, 2026 20:41 GMT+0
Test Runtime:15 minutes
Source IP:13.249.228.21
Server Location:Mount Hope, United States
Domain Owner:Ferrari S.p.A.
Test Results Summary for ferrari.com
- A total of 406 dark web incidents detected, containing 4236 mentions of the domain. 355 out of 406 incidents originate from Compromised Databases. Out of all detected Compromised Credentials, 75 are considered to be of High risk. Mentions in Leaked Databases represent the most common source of compromised information, accounting for 4103 of the 4236 detected domain mentions on the Dark Web. Show details.
- A total of 9 buckets detected across 3 cloud storage providers: 5 buckets were detected in Amazon S3; 2 buckets were detected in Azure Storage; 2 buckets were detected in Google Cloud Storage. Show details.
- 13 potential phishing URLs detected. Example hostnames: ferrari.blogdns.com and ferrari.cat; the full list is available in the detailed report. Show details.
- 151 potential cybersquatting domains detected. Example domains: e-ferrari.com, ferrari.blog and frferrari.com; additional cybersquatting domains are available in the detailed report. Show details.
- 14 potential typosquatting domains detected. Example domains: ferraricom.com, vferrari.com and rferrari.com; additional typosquatting domains are available in the detailed report. Show details.
- 155 squatted social network accounts detected across 4 social networks. Most affected social networks include Reddit with 83 accounts including @ferrari2000 and @ferrari2006, YouTube with 36 accounts including @ferrarispa2000 and @ferrari2002 and GitHub with 32 accounts including @ferrari2009 and @ferrari2017; the full list is available in the detailed report. Show details.
