Phising Site but no Malware Detected [Solved]

Hello and thanks,

I received a really well done phishing email (spoofing a client), it was a link in a mime attachment (71 KB). The link was either commandinsheetpop.com or commandinpopsheet.com. The site asked me for account logins/passwords at which point I realized it was a scam and bailed. 

I  updated and ran Windows Defender, with no detections, unplugged from the internet and ran again (nothing). Reset to a previous state on my PC and ran it again with no detections.

My PC is acting fine, I went though all the processes in task manager with nothing looking suspect.

I ran the site address through a couple of free online malware URL scanners, nothing.

Do I need to worry about this at all anymore? 

No.

If you want we can run a further scan on your machine, and I'll be happy to look it over, but from what you've said I'd be surprised if I find anything of any real consequence.

Anyway, if you do want me to check your machine, please do the following ….

• If you have a 32 bit system Download FRST to your Desktop.
  
• If you have a 64 bit system Download FRST64 to your Desktop.
  
• If you don't know whether your system is 32 bit or 64 bit, download both. Only one will run on your machine. That's the one to use.
  

• Double click Frst.exe to launch it.
  
• FRST will start to run.
  
• When the tool opens click Yes to disclaimer.
  
• Press the Scan button.
  
• When finished scanning 2 logs will open on your Desktop, FRST.txt and Addition.txt
  
• Please post them in your next reply.
  

Thank you for the response! I feel like I'd be wasting your time, i probably just needed some reassurance. So thank you!

You're welcome.

In that case I'll close this topic

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