Is that link a trap?
Paste any suspicious link or domain and check it against a live database of over 840,000 known phishing domains — before you or your users click.
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Why run this scan?
Phishing is the #1 way accounts get taken over. A convincing fake login page is cheaper to build than any exploit — checking a link takes one second and removes the guesswork.
Got a strange email from your 'bank'? A too-good deal in a chat group? Paste the link here first. A no-record result doesn't guarantee safety — new phishing sites appear hourly — but a positive match is a definite stay-away.
Frequently asked questions
How does the phishing check work?
The link you paste is matched against a continuously updated database of known phishing domains and URLs, aggregated from public threat feeds and reports.
What should I do if a link is flagged as phishing?
Do not open it, and never enter credentials. If it arrived by email or message, report it as phishing in that app and warn the sender's real owner if their account may be compromised.
Does a clean result mean the link is 100% safe?
No. Brand-new phishing pages may not be in any database yet. Treat a clean result as one signal — still check the domain spelling and use two-factor authentication everywhere.