How does the checker know if a link is phishing?

It runs 35 best-practice tests — typosquatting, homograph/punycode, domain age, redirect tracing, TLS validity and more — and cross-references the URL against 24 DNS blocklists and 20+ vendors including Google Safe Browsing, VirusTotal and AbuseIPDB, then gives a plain-language verdict.

Is it safe to test a suspicious link here?

Yes. The checker inspects the URL and its reputation without asking you to visit it, so you can assess a link without exposing yourself to it.

What is a homograph or punycode attack?

It is a look-alike domain that uses characters from other alphabets to imitate a real brand (for example a Cyrillic "а" in place of a Latin "a"). The checker decodes punycode and flags these look-alikes.

Why are brand-new domains flagged?

Most phishing sites are used within days of registration. A domain that is only hours or days old — especially one imitating a known brand — is a strong risk signal, so the tool weights domain age heavily.

🎣 Phishing & URL Intelligence

Is This Link Safe?

Paste any suspicious URL and get an instant safety verdict — domain age, TLS, redirect destination, typosquatting and homograph detection, risky TLDs and credential-harvesting patterns. No clicking required.

We run 15+ best-practice phishing tests on the URL — structural tricks, brand impersonation, HTTPS/TLS validity, risky TLDs, credential-keyword patterns and where the link really lands — then combine them into one safety score. Optionally cross-check it against public security blocklists. No clicking required.

Analysing URL…