Phishing Report Analyzer
Check the emails your colleagues report as phishing.io (a private scan by default) and VirusTotal (how many security vendors flag the domain and how old it is).
What installing it brings
- 1 workflow82 steps in what runs behind it.
- 1 screenThe pages of its application.
- 1 tableThe data tables it works with.
About this application
Check the emails your colleagues report as phishing. Put them under a Gmail label ("Phishing report" by default): the app reads them, finds every link, including the one behind each button, and checks the 4 most suspicious new links per run with urlscan.io (a private scan by default) and VirusTotal (how many security vendors flag the domain and how old it is). Each link is judged malicious, suspicious or clean from those scans, the malicious domains are listed ready to copy into your mail or DNS filter, your Slack channel gets an alert, and every link lands on your Phishing board with what the email tries to do and a reply ready for the colleague who reported it. Links are always shown defanged, and your mailbox is only read: nothing is deleted, moved or sent. In Settings: scan privacy, domains you trust, the Slack channel and what it is alerted about, the language of your notes and your signature. Uses Gmail, urlscan.io and VirusTotal; Slack is optional.
The published app, exactly as it runs.
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The workflow
What runs behind it: 82 steps, 1 screen.
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