fastlab.me

https://fastlab.me/

185.11.145.145 · BlazingFast LLC

Location

Amsterdam, The Netherlands

Domain Age

—

HTTP

200 · 20.7s

SSL

Valid· YE2, Let's Encrypt, US

Status

COMPLETED

Visual Evidence

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Title: "FastLab — etichette corriere in 30 secondi"

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KB/IOK Matches (0)—

No KB/IOK detections were recorded for this scan.

FastLab

Unknown

ecommerce | transportation/logistics | technology · 7/19/2026

Summary

The page presents branding for FastLab and Italian language copy, with a strong visual UI similar to courier label services. Visual assets include logos for multiple courier brands and a prominent header in Italian. However, the domain fastlab.me does not appear to be an official domain for any of the shown courier brands, suggesting potential impersonation or a generic service using widely recognizable courier logos to attract attention. The SPA-style site appears to render credential-collection UI via landing.js, but static HTML contains no forms; the observed assets and structure imply possible credential harvesting through a cloned courier-label UI, not direct confirmation of legitimate first-party usage.

Evidence Summary

▸Observed 2 capture stage(s); canonical stage is settled_render.

▸Distinctive asset clues: landing.js, dpd.svg, ups.svg.

Capture

Stages: 2

Canonical: Settled Render

Changed: No

Credential Signals

Forms: 0

Password fields: 0

Late-stage login UI: No

Resource Signals

Resources: 28

Hosts: 1

Domains: 1

Observed Signals (3)

SPA rendering of credential UI via landing.jsImpersonation signals using multiple courier logos (DPD, UPS, DHL, Poste, GLS, InPost, Correos, SEUR, BRT) on a single pageDynamic content load without static forms to capture credentials

Observed Indicators (1)

▸External script: /landing.js?v=6 which likely contains credential capture logic

Risk AssessmentUsed in abuse reports

The page demonstrates strong signals of impersonation risk. While the domain and page content align with a visually polished service, the use of multiple recognizable courier logos on a single page and a dynamic script (landing.js) suggest a potential credential harvesting or brand-cloning site. The combination of a new Let's Encrypt certificate on a new domain and a SPA rendering credential UI increases suspicion of abuse. Recommend treating as high risk for impersonation/phishing and monitor for credential collection activity. If further evidence confirms credential capture or data exfiltration, escalate to takedown actions.

Recommended Action

Monitor

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