The phrase "a legitimate site" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a website that is authentic, trustworthy, or officially recognized.
Example: "Before making any purchases online, it's important to ensure that you are using a legitimate site to protect your personal information."
Alternatives: "an authentic website" or "a valid site".
The sender of this email says he/she is from energybulletin.net, which is a legitimate site.
If this is possible, is there a legitimate site to go to?
Another possibility is to repost the CAPTCHAs on another website for unsuspecting visitors who complete them thinking they are accessing a legitimate site.
The certificates are designed to expire — some as frequently as every three months — to prevent a malicious actor from obtaining them and then impersonating a legitimate site.
Here's what he said novice renters should do and sometimes don't -- besides the obvious like asking for a written copy of the rental contract and payment conditions and renting from homes listed on a legitimate site.
Hackers could exploit the bug to insert their own content into the view of a legitimate site, to, for instance, pose as the log-in frame, then collect usernames and passwords to online bank accounts".
One is an exploit kit known as Blackhole, which invisibly redirects someone visiting a legitimate website to a compromised site where malware can be loaded.
"The spyware guys may have a front a legitimate site that collects the money from advertisers, but they use a series of redirects to hide where traffic is coming from," Porter explains.
In the most common scam, travelers will book on an online site that resembles a legitimate booking site, only to find out later that the site was bogus, Cope said.
Even if you are shopping on a well-known, legitimate site you should be security conscious.
Electronically, they capture images from a legitimate corporate site to create another Web site with the same look.
