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CybsbProSuspected of fraud

CybsbPro

2.10
Suspected of fraudAmerica
Time

1Year

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Basic Information

Company
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Country
America
Market Type
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Enterprise Type
Brokerage
Service
Provide trading services for a variety of financial products such as foreign exchange (Forex), contracts for difference (CFD), stocks, commodities, indices, etc.
Support Languages
Chinese, English
Domain Registration Date
2024-09-18
Business Status
Suspected of fraud

Company IntroductionWeb Analytics

Company Introduction

Is the CybsbPro platform safe? This article conducts an in-depth investigation covering multiple dimensions, including official website availability, regulatory filings, investor complaints, and fraudulent schemes. It reveals issues such as 502 errors, unauthorized operations, withdrawal risks, and false advertising, providing investors with a comprehensive anti-fraud guide and legal protection advice.


Conclusion: cybsb.com currently returns a 502 Bad Gateway error and is inaccessible. Publicly available data does not identify a specific regulatory entity or license number associated with this domain. Online traces of CybsbPro primarily consist of self-published "press releases/advertorials," and there are alternative entrances with "login gates/CAPTCHA walls." Based on verifiable evidence, this platform is considered extremely high-risk and we do not recommend opening an account or making deposits. Evidence is provided at the end of this article (≤6).


1. Basic Verification: Starting with "Can the official website be opened?"

  • Domain availability : cybsb.com directly returns a 502 (Server Error) error and fails to load any compliance disclosures, terms, or customer service portal. This is a deadly red flag for any financial services provider.

  • Alternative portal : A search reveals a suspected related portal, cybsbpro.net . Opening it leads to a login/CAPTCHA wall . The "login first, then view content" "black box" structure seriously violates the information disclosure principles required of compliant websites. ( Cybsbpro )

Legitimate securities firms will place risk disclosures, regulatory numbers, and complaint channels on public pages and will not hide these key information behind login.


II. Subjects and Supervision: The “Three Elements” Mapping Cannot Be Established

The most important thing to determine the authenticity is: the company's full name ↔ license number ↔ official website domain name must correspond one to one.
Our counter-check results are:

  • No empirical mapping can be established with “CybsbPro / cybsb.com” in major regulatory repositories (such as FCA, CySEC, ASIC, DFSA, etc.) (no official entity page is found to be tied to the domain name).

  • The numerous claims of "expansion in XX field/quantum computing/investment in aerospace materials" appearing in social media and press releases are mostly PR distribution/self-reported material , not authoritative supervision or in-depth media coverage, and do not constitute endorsement . Examples include press releases from TechBullion and KingNewsWire. ( TechBullion )


III. Public Opinion and Complaints: Victims’ Accounts and the “Website Blacklist” Theory

  • On Reddit/CryptoScams , investors reported experiencing cybsb.com as " defunct/blacklisted " (this individual case doesn't equate to a definitive conclusion, but when combined with "official website 502 error" and "alternative login wall," the risk is more concentrated). ( Reddit )

  • Third-party "site rating" tools are not reliable for cybsb.com, and some may even rate it as "medium trustworthy" based on their algorithms. These tools cannot replace regulatory verification and should only be used as a weak reference. ( ScamAdvisor )

The core still comes back to the "three elements" - as long as the company's full name, license number, and domain name do not match, the platform has no trustworthy compliance basis.


4. Suspicious Operation Tracks: PR Plagiarism + Login Wall + Unavailable Primary Domain

The comprehensive visible path is as follows:

  1. Use self-published press releases to “build presence” in industry media/PR distribution outlets;

  2. The real main domain name is unavailable for a long time, and the entrance is directed to the "login/verification code wall" , blocking external compliance disclosure;

  3. Attract account openings and deposits through social channels with "multi-asset, AI, low threshold and high returns";

  4. Once a withdrawal dispute occurs, obstacles will be set up under the pretext of "compliance review, taxes, unfreezing funds, secondary certification", etc.

This path is highly consistent with the modus operandi of many "unauthorized brokerage firms/shell-changing platforms" that we have tracked in the past two years.


5. Four issues that investors are most concerned about

Q1: The official website is just temporarily 502, should we wait until it recovers?
Waiting is not recommended. Licensed brokerages rarely experience prolonged 502 errors. Even if access is restored, verification of the company's full name, regulatory number, and physical page on the official regulatory website, along with the domain name , is essential for any discussion. Simply being "accessible" doesn't guarantee security.

Q2: Foreign media articles say that it is expanding in "quantum computing/aerospace materials". Is this an innovation?
Most of these are just PR/soft copywriting and do not represent any regulatory endorsement; compliance judgments must be based on regulatory official websites and entity registrations . ( TechBullion )

Q3: Will there be compliance documents for the content behind the login wall?
Compliance disclosures should be placed on the public page for users to review before opening an account. Placing key documents after login signals a lack of transparency . ( Cybsbpro )

Q4: The third-party "site rating" is given a medium credibility. Can it be trusted?
Do not rely on this. This rating is based on passive signals (server/IP/certificate) rather than regulatory matching ; it has a very low priority compared to "three-factor" verification. ( ScamAdvisor )


VI. Risk Score (10-point scale, including a one-sentence comment)

  • Transparency 1/10 : Main domain 502, disclosure missing.

  • Verifiability 1/10 : Three-factor mapping failed.

  • Investor Protection 0/10 : No publicity of segregated accounts/compensation mechanism was seen.

  • Technology and Usability 2/10 : Alternative entrances are login walls and information is black boxes. ( Cybsbpro )

  • Public Opinion Signal 2/10 : Victim narratives and blacklist claims exist (individual case). ( Reddit )

  • Overall 1/10 (extremely high risk) : Account opening/deposit is not recommended.


7. Action List (in order of importance)

  1. Do not upload credentials or install remote assistance software;

  2. Do not transfer funds to so-called "compliance fees/thaw fees/taxes";

  3. If you have already deposited funds: immediately keep evidence (chat, transfer, webpage screenshots), and contact the bank/exchange to file a complaint regarding suspicious transactions ;

  4. Report "unauthorized financial services" to local regulators and police simultaneously;

  5. Publicly warn of risks in social groups/communities to prevent more people from being harmed.


Evidence and Source (≤6)

  1. Accessing cybsb.com returns 502 (official website unavailable).

  2. cybsbpro.net is a login/CAPTCHA wall (information opaque). ( Cybsbpro )

  3. Reddit complaint post mentions victims' accounts of cybsb.com being "blacklisted/defunct" (case evidence). ( Reddit )

  4. TechBullion/KingNewsWire and other PR distributions (self-reported, not an endorsement). ( TechBullion )

  5. Scamadviser's algorithmic scoring (weak reference only, not a substitute for regulatory verification). ( ScamAdviser )


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