Observed arrival · 2026-09-29
Fishi checks suspicious emails before you click
Fishi invites people to forward a questionable email and says it returns a plain-language phishing verdict with reasons and next steps.
- For
- People unsure whether an email is a phishing attempt
- Worth noticing
- Its illustrative Société Générale scam verdict cites a fake login page, urgency language and invisible characters in the sender name.
Field notes
The page lists five inspection areas: sender identity, link destinations, attachments, pressure tactics and hidden look-alike characters. Its illustrated French-bank message is labeled a scam, with the explanation pointing to a fake login page reportedly created 11 days earlier and invisible characters in the sender name. Fishi says it deletes reports after 24 hours and does not train AI on submitted mail; it also notes its email provider may retain incoming messages under a separate policy.
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