If you've landed on verbal-yellow-hbvr7vnd-dprggerm38t0.edgeone.app, you're probably looking at a page that appears to show a Hebrew University student ID card. But here's the problem: this site has almost no footprint. There's no about page, no company name, no phone number or email, and no history in the Wayback Machine — as if it just popped up out of nowhere.
A legitimate university-related service would normally display some kind of institutional branding, provide a way to contact the office, and have a privacy policy explaining how your data is handled. This site does none of that. It also accepts outdated TLS connections and doesn't use common browser security protections.
The combination of a student ID template with a name and ID number on display, zero transparency, and no privacy notice raises serious questions. This could be an attempt to collect personal information under a false pretense. We recommend treating this site as unsafe and not providing any data until the operators show they are who they claim to be.