Paste a domain or URL and see what Cybereinforce does with it: block it, warn about it, or let it open. The same threat intelligence and live phishing detection that protect our customers' browsers. Free, no signup.
One domain or URL per lookup. Defanged input such as hxxps://evil[.]com is cleaned for you.
The same intelligence that blocks phishing and malicious sites for Cybereinforce customers, one IOC at a time.
Every indicator our analysts, our certificate transparency watch, our registration monitoring and our customers' browsers have confirmed.
Domains we haven't seen before go through the checks our browser protection runs live: brand look-alikes, newly registered domains, machine-generated names and known phishing link shapes.
Anything new goes to Cybereinforce analysts. Leave your email address and we'll send you the verdict.
A domain (login-example.com) or a full URL (https://site.com/path). Defanged indicators from reports, such as hxxps://evil[.]com, are cleaned automatically. A URL on a blocked domain is reported as malicious, because Cybereinforce blocks the whole domain.
Right under every result you can report a false positive, suggest a different category or ask us to block something. Cybereinforce analysts review every request and reply by email.
Yes. Sign in with your Microsoft work account and join the Cybereinforce community: you get 100 free lookups a day and the reasons behind every verdict, as a gift in return for our weekly threat newsletter. Cybereinforce clients just sign in, no joining needed: client administrators get 200 a day. Cybereinforce customers also get every check automatically, in every browser, with no limit.
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Our intelligence and our live checks have nothing against this domain or URL right now, so Cybereinforce lets it open. It is a data point for your investigation, not a guarantee that something is safe.
We keep the IOCs people look up (URLs without their query string) to improve our threat intelligence. We don't store your IP address: daily limits use a one-way code of it. If you ask for the result by email, we use your address only for what you agree to, and every email has a one-click unsubscribe link. Members: see the IOC Lookup terms. See our privacy policy.
Cybereinforce checks every site your people open against this intelligence in real time and blocks phishing before a password is typed. Built for Microsoft Defender environments.
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