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Scan URLs and emails for phishing threats. Automatically prompts when you've been reading an email for a while. PhishOutOfWater scans URLs and emails for phishing threats in real time — directly from your browser. 🛡️ WHAT IT DOES • Paste any URL into the scanner and get an instant risk score with a plain-English explanation of why it's suspicious • Paste email content to check for phishing language, spoofed senders, and social engineering tactics • Automatically detects when you've been reading an email in Gmail or Outlook and offers to scan it for you — no copy/pasting needed 🔍 HOW IT WORKS Every scan runs through multiple layers of analysis: - Rule-based checks (suspicious links, urgency language, spoofed domains) - AI-powered analysis using large language models - Reputation checks against known threat databases - Machine learning model trained on phishing patterns You get a risk score (Low / Medium / High / Critical), a summary of what was found, and recommended actions to take. 🔒 PRIVACY Scans are processed securely through the PhishOutOfWater API. The extension never stores your emails or browsing history. Email content is only sent when you explicitly trigger a scan or confirm the auto-scan prompt. Full privacy policy: https://phishoutofwater.com/privacy 📦 FREE TO TRY Create a free account at phishoutofwater.com for 3 scans per month. Upgrade to a paid plan for more scans and API access.
Jun 8, 2026
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