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Phishing URL Analyzer

Check a URL against seven common phishing red flags — @ tricks, IP hosts, brand lookalikes, and more — entirely offline in your browser.

🔒 This tool runs entirely in your browser. Your files are never uploaded to a server.

    Heuristic checks only — a clean result doesn't guarantee a URL is safe, and a flagged result doesn't guarantee it's malicious. Always verify through the official site or your browser's built-in protection before entering credentials.

    How it works

    1. Paste a URL you're unsure about.
    2. It's checked against seven common phishing red flags: protocol, "@" tricks, raw IP hosts, excessive hyphens, brand lookalikes, URL shorteners, and subdomain depth.
    3. Each check shows pass or flagged, with an overall summary at the top.

    FAQ

    Does this check a live blocklist or reputation database?

    No — it only looks at the structure of the URL string itself (things like "@" symbols, IP-address hosts, lookalike characters). It never contacts the URL or any external service.

    Can a URL pass every check and still be malicious?

    Yes — these are common phishing patterns, not a guarantee. A well-crafted phishing link can avoid every one of these signals.

    Why is the "@" symbol suspicious?

    Everything before an "@" in a URL is typically ignored as userinfo, so "paypal.com@evil.ru" actually goes to evil.ru, not paypal.com.

    Is the URL I paste sent anywhere?

    No — it's parsed with the browser's built-in URL API and checked with regular expressions, entirely on your device.

    How we compare

    Feature Online Tool Store Google Safe Browsing lookup VirusTotal URL scan
    Never sends the URL anywhere
    Checks a live reputation database
    Instant, no waiting on a scan queue

    Use this as a quick, private first pass on a suspicious link's structure — pair it with a real reputation checker before making a final call on anything sensitive.

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