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So... the idea is (potentially) for a provider's mail filters to extract links from emails and submit them to your API, raising an alert if it's a close match f
by ris 9y ago
So... the idea is (potentially) for a provider's mail filters to extract links from emails and submit them to your API, raising an alert if it's a close match for a known site but not on a whitelisted domain?
- yevpats 9y agoNo it won't work for an email at all. You can't integrate it with email links because the service needs to surf to the url to take a screenshot and then analyze the screenshot. If we will click on every link in an email will make chaos and unsubscribe everyone from everything and decline/accept/maybe all invitations:) The use case is more appropriate for Incident-response teams that go manually through tons of URLs to classify them or Hosting providers that go through tons of websites to check if phishing websites are hosted or some sites were hacked. Essentially any use case where you have a feed of urls that you can access from the web and tag/find phishing websites
- jlgaddis 9y agoThe existing URIBLs are great at this (without having to upload every web page you're looking at).