Free Phishing Email Checker
Phishing emails are the #1 cyber threat in 2026. 3.4 billion phishing emails are sent every single day — and they're getting incredibly difficult to spot. Our AI analyzes the content, psychology, and patterns to tell you if that email is real or a phishing attempt.
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"Your account has been compromised"
96% Scam"We detected unauthorized access to your account. Click here to verify your identity immediately or your account will be permanently locked in 24 hours."
"Invoice #INV-38291 Payment Due"
89% Scam"Please find attached invoice for $4,829.00. Payment is overdue. Click to review and pay now to avoid late fees and collection action."
"You have a new voicemail"
91% Scam"You received a voicemail from +1 (555) 012-3456 at 2:34 PM. Duration: 0:47. Click to listen to your message."
How to Spot a Phishing Email
- 1.Check the sender's email address — not just the display name. Scammers use domains like "support@amaz0n-security.com" instead of "@amazon.com".
- 2.Hover over links (don't click) — the URL shown and the actual link destination are often different.
- 3.Look for urgency language — "Your account will be locked," "Verify within 24 hours," "Immediate action required."
- 4.Check for personalization — "Dear Customer" instead of your actual name is a red flag.
- 5.Verify independently — go directly to the company's website (type the URL yourself) instead of clicking any links in the email.
Types of Phishing Attacks
📧 Email Phishing
Mass-sent emails impersonating banks, tech companies, or government agencies. The most common type.
🎯 Spear Phishing
Targeted attacks using your name, job title, or company info. Much harder to detect.
🐋 Whaling
Phishing targeting executives and C-suite leaders. Often involves fake wire transfer requests.
📱 Smishing (SMS)
Phishing via text messages. Package delivery scams and bank alerts are the most common.
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