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AI Phishing Detector

Phishing emails no longer look like phishing emails. That's the whole point.

The dangerous ones don't look dangerous

Modern phishing attacks are sophisticated enough to pass basic spam filters, use legitimate-looking domains registered days before the attack, and replicate the visual design of genuine communications accurately enough to fool recipients who are paying attention.

The old signals — spelling errors, generic greetings, obvious fake domains — are increasingly absent from well-executed attacks. The FBI's IC3 received over 300,000 phishing complaints in the most recent annual report, making it the most reported cybercrime category by volume.

The attacks that cause the most financial damage are the ones that don't look like attacks.

Step by step

  1. Install the extension in Chrome.
  2. Open any suspicious email or link in your browser.
  3. The extension analyzes the page content, sender signals, domain registration data, and visual design patterns.
  4. Claude AI evaluates the combination of signals against known phishing patterns.
  5. A risk verdict appears — clean, suspicious, or likely phishing — with the specific signals that triggered the assessment.

Anyone who receives email

The extension runs on demand when you want to check something that doesn't feel right, without requiring any technical knowledge to interpret the results.

Developers building security tools

The full source code includes the signal extraction logic, Claude AI integration, and the web app version for building your own phishing detection service.

  • Chrome extension source code (Manifest V3)
  • Web app version
  • Claude AI integration for pattern analysis
  • Domain and sender signal extraction
  • Personal and Commercial licenses available

When something doesn't feel right, check it.

Takes three seconds. The alternative is finding out the hard way.

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