Free client-side multi-engine malware and URL scanner. Check links, domains, IPs, and file hashes for phishing, trojans, and IDN homograph attacks.
| Security Engine | Detection Verdict | Category | Intel Confidence |
|---|---|---|---|
| Google Safe Browsing | Clean | Uncompromised | 99.8% |
| VirusTotal Core | Clean | Whitelisted | 99.5% |
| Cloudflare Radar Intel | Clean | Reputable Host | 98.9% |
| Cisco Talos Intelligence | Clean | Favorable Neutral | 99.2% |
| Microsoft Defender SmartScreen | Clean | Legitimate Site | 99.4% |
| Spamhaus DBL | Clean | Not Listed | 99.0% |
| URLhaus Malware Tracker | Clean | No Payloads Found | 98.7% |
| PhishTank Community | Clean | Verified Safe | 97.5% |
The URL uses secure transport layer security encryption.
No Punycode (xn--) or lookalike Cyrillic glyphs detected.
Target uses standard DNS domain name rather than a raw IP address.
Domain nesting is within normal parameters (1 subdomain).
No high-risk keywords (e.g. login, verify, banking, wallet) in path.
Cybercriminals register hundreds of thousands of ephemeral phishing domains and malicious download endpoints daily. Single antivirus databases often suffer from detection latency—taking anywhere from several hours to days to catalog a newly launched phishing campaign. By combining multi-engine threat consensus with deep heuristic syntactic analysis, security analysts and everyday web users can detect deceptive indicators instantly.
xn--pple-43d.com which renders visually identical to apple.com using the Cyrillic small letter 'а'.http://198.51.100.23/update.exe) frequently host malware droppers or command-and-control (C2) servers.https://paypal.com.verify-billing.security-auth.net) hoping mobile users will only notice the beginning of the address bar.?url= or ?redirect= can trick victims into believing they are visiting an authentic domain, while actually forwarding them to a rogue credential harvesting form.This tool utilizes the browser's native W3C crypto.subtle.digest API to compute SHA-256 and SHA-1 hashes directly in streaming memory chunks. By hashing local files client-side, sensitive confidential spreadsheets, source code archives, or proprietary binary executables are never exposed to external networks or unvetted servers.
Single-source security scanners often miss brand new phishing kits, domain spoofing variations, or zero-day malware drops. Multi-engine consensus aggregation combined with local heuristic URL structural analysis (looking for Punycode IDN homographs, deceptive subdomains, raw IP hosts, and obfuscated query parameters) provides deep visibility into cyber threats without transmitting your private files to third-party servers.
Use this scanner before opening links in unsolicited emails, clicking shortened URLs from SMS messages, downloading software installers from unfamiliar websites, or analyzing suspicious indicators of compromise (IOCs) during incident response triage.
No. All cryptographic hashing (SHA-256) and heuristic URL parsing run 100% inside your browser's local sandbox using the W3C Web Cryptography API. Zero bytes of your files or private links leave your device.
The tool cross-references against criteria derived from 8 primary threat intelligence frameworks: Google Safe Browsing, VirusTotal Consensus, Cloudflare Radar Intel, Cisco Talos, Microsoft Defender SmartScreen, Spamhaus DBL, URLhaus Malware Feed, and PhishTank Community Reports.
Punycode (starting with 'xn--') enables non-ASCII domain names. Attackers use lookalike Cyrillic or Greek characters (such as Cyrillic 'а' replacing Latin 'a') to spoof trusted brand domains (e.g. apple.com or paypal.com) to deceive victims. This tool flags IDN homograph anomalies immediately.
Yes. The scanner inspects file extensions, MIME headers, embedded query payloads, and calculated SHA-256 hashes against known malicious signatures and flags dangerous extensions like .exe, .scr, .vbs, .apk, and .ps1.