This is a free link-safety checker for anyone who gets a suspicious URL in a text, email, or DM and wants a plain answer before they click it.
Paste the link into this checker. It inspects the address against real-time malware databases (URLhaus), checks whether the connection is encrypted with HTTPS, flags suspicious domain extensions (.tk, .xyz, etc.), and checks for known phishing keywords.
Yes. Malicious links can redirect to fake login pages (phishing) that trick you into handing over passwords or bank info, or attempt to silently download malicious software onto your device.
Not always. Scammers frequently use URL shorteners to mask fake domains in text messages and emails. Always inspect shortened links before clicking or entering personal information.
No. We do not store, save, or log the URLs you check. Checks are processed anonymously in real time.
paypa1.com, netflix-login-update.com, or apple-support-id.com).http://192.168.1.1/...) instead of a recognized domain name..exe, .apk, .bat, or .scr that automatically trigger software installation on your device.bit.ly, tinyurl, or t.co) sent from unknown numbers or strangers on social media.