Observed arrival · 2026-11-05
Antilure puts phishing warnings inside your inbox
Antilure presents an on-device email checker that flags suspicious messages and highlights the phrases, links, or sender details that prompted a warning.
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- For
- People checking email in Gmail or Outlook
- Worth noticing
- The demo includes a hidden, white-text instruction aimed at an AI assistant, and shows Antilure flagging it.
Field notes
The examples show how the warning is meant to work: it marks pressure to pay and a bank-account change, identifies a link's actual destination, and exposes hidden text instructing an AI assistant to forward an inbox. The site also describes an attack archive spanning five years. Its model size, check speed, and no-upload claim are presented by the project, rather than independently verified in the supplied evidence.
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●ProPolished or operationally mature
◎NicheUnusually specific use
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