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Real-time phishing detection for Gmail. Spots spoofed senders, scans links via VirusTotal & detects phishing patterns. Free. š”ļø PhishGuard ā Real-Time Phishing Protection for Gmail PhishGuard automatically analyzes every email you open in Gmail and alerts you to phishing attacks before you click anything dangerous. š WHAT IT DETECTS ⢠Brand impersonation ā PayPal, Amazon, Google, Microsoft, Apple + 10 more ⢠Suspicious links scanned by VirusTotal (70+ antivirus engines) ⢠Urgency tactics and credential-harvesting language (40+ patterns) ⢠Typosquatting domains ā paypa1.com, amaz0n.com, micros0ft.com ⢠URL shorteners hiding malicious destinations ā” HOW IT WORKS 1. You open an email in Gmail 2. PhishGuard analyzes sender, subject, body and all links 3. A color-coded banner appears ā green (safe), yellow (suspicious), red (danger) 4. Links are checked against VirusTotal's global threat database 5. The extension icon shows a risk badge: OK / ā / ! š STATISTICS DASHBOARD Track all-time and weekly threat counts, a 7-day activity chart, and the most dangerous email ever detected. š PRIVACY ⢠All local analysis runs entirely in your browser ⢠Only URLs are sent to VirusTotal ā no email text, no personal data ⢠No PhishGuard servers ā zero data collection ⢠Requires a free VirusTotal API key (setup guide included on install) šØāš» Built by Paulo Monayer as a cybersecurity
Feb 20, 2026
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