Open the link nobody should click

Send suspicious URLs and attachments to a disposable machine. Follow every redirect, see the page it lands on, and catch what it tries to download.

Why phishing is hard to judge from the outside

01

Links that change

The same URL can show a harmless page to a scanner and a sign-in form to a person.

02

Lures behind a click

Attachments ask you to enable editing or open a link before anything malicious happens.

03

Pages that look real

Fake sign-in pages copy the brand, the layout and the wording of the real thing.

What you see in each session

Every redirect

Follow the chain from the first link to the page it finally lands on.

A browser you control

Type into the fake form and click through, on a machine that is thrown away afterwards.

Decrypted HTTPS

See the form posts and downloads inside encrypted traffic when keys can be recovered.

Attachments detonated

Open documents and archives that ask you to enable content.

Defanged IOCs

Domains, IPs, URLs and hashes, ready to block.

Screens as evidence

Desktop frames of the landing page for your ticket or report.

From report to block list

Step 1

Submit

Paste the URL or upload the attachment.

Step 2

Watch it load

See each redirect and the page it ends on.

Step 3

Click when it asks

Fill in the form or open the attachment safely.

Step 4

Block what you found

Export the domains, IPs and hashes.

Open the link
so your users don’t have to.