Observed arrival · 2026-10-19
Phishy.help, a phishing-link checker
Paste a web address to get a plain-English assessment of what looks safe or suspicious, with the evidence behind it.
- For
- People checking suspicious links before opening them
- Worth noticing
- It compares rules with model-pattern scoring and says disagreements remain visible in the explanation.
Field notes
The page walks through its checks with worked address examples: it distinguishes the registered domain from reassuring text placed before it, then traces redirects to a final destination. It says the checker inspects page content, forms, links, copied branding, registration, certificates, and hosting; it also states that forms are left untouched, downloads are blocked, and checks have time and size limits. Its decision process compares rules with model-pattern scoring and says disagreements remain visible.
Observed signals
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