PhishProtect Beta

PhishProtect provides zero-day phishing prevention powered by AI & Computer Vision

PhishProtect Beta - Zero-Day Phishing Prevention

PhishProtect Beta is a free open-source Chrome extension that provides zero-day phishing prevention powered by AI and Computer Vision. The tool redirects the browser to a warning page when IDN/Unicode URL or zero-day phishing website is detected and displays the full punycode representation.

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This extension was removed from Chrome Web Store on 2022-06-16 due to Chrome Web Store policy violation

By: http://phish.ai

Users: 20,000+

Rating: 4.40

(15)

Version: 1.18 (Last updated: 2018-04-29)

Creation date: 2018-04-29

Risk impact: High risk impact

Risk likelihood:

Very high risk likelihood

Manifest version: 2

Permissions:

activeTab
tabs
storage
<all_urls>

Size: 3.06M

Email: in*****@phish.ai

URLs: Website ,Privacy policy

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Not available on Firefox

Not available on Edge

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Extension summary

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Free open-source tool to protect against homograph attacks and zero-day phishing powered by AI and Computer Vision (https://www.phish.ai/2018/03/13/idn-homograph-attack-back-crypto/).

The tool redirects the browser to a warning page when IDN/Unicode URL or zero-day phishing website is detected and the full punycode (ascii) representation is displayed.

Pull-requests and features request are welcome at: https://github.com/phishai/idn-protect-chrome

The tool is currently in Beta!

Real-time zero-day phishing prevention is currently only available for enterprise - request a key here: https://www.phish.ai/request-a-demo/

See privacy policy here: https://www.phish.ai/phish-ai-privacy-policy/

User reviews

I can understand the desire to charge for it, but to put pretty much the whole functionality behind a paywall makes the extension pointless when there are so many free alternatives. There isn't even an option of a trial to see the effectiveness before purchase. Having it real time is the only way it makes sense. If you wanted to put the zero day component as a pro component and leave the aged signatures for free after a certain point, I could understand it, but to completely leave it out unless someone pays is just ridiculous.