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Phishing e-mail checker

Paste a whole suspicious e-mail or drop an .eml: who really sent it, what the words ask for, where every link goes (even when the text lies), and what the attachments are.

Runs in your browser

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Good to know

  • Judge the sender by the authentication results and the Return-Path, not the display name, which anyone can set to “PayPal”.
  • A link whose text says one site while it goes to another is the single most reliable tell in a phishing e-mail.
  • A real bank, courier or tax office does not ask for an OTP, a password or an install. When unsure, type the company's address yourself instead of using any link.