Check suspicious links, emails, texts and messages before you click.
Analyze URLs, emails, SMS messages and social media texts for common phishing tactics, urgency language, risky domains and fraud patterns.
This browser-based scan provides guidance but does not guarantee safety.
Use realistic sample scams to see how the risk dashboard changes.
Paste suspicious content above to generate a risk score, findings and recommended actions.
This version uses browser-side heuristics. The layout is ready for Google Safe Browsing, VirusTotal, WHOIS lookup, domain age, screenshots, reputation databases, scan history and monitoring.
Look for mismatched domains, URL shorteners, strange subdomains, pressure language, unexpected attachments, requests for passwords or payment details, and senders you cannot verify.
No. This tool highlights obvious warning signs and positive signals, but it cannot guarantee that a URL, email, SMS or message is legitimate. Always verify the sender and destination.
Close the page, do not enter information, change affected passwords from the official website, enable two-factor authentication, monitor accounts, and contact the organization through official channels.
Phishing attacks impersonate trusted brands or people to pressure you into clicking links, opening attachments, sending money, or entering credentials on fake websites.