LureSight reads a suspicious email the way a security analyst would — the links behind the links, the sender's real domain, the pressure tactics in the wording — and tells you what it found in plain English, right next to the message.
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Scanning happens on your computer. The message never leaves your machine.
Unwraps Safe Links, Proofpoint, Barracuda and other rewrappers — up to three layers deep — to show where a link really goes, not where it claims to.
Reads SPF, DKIM and DMARC results from the message headers, and flags lookalike domains designed to pass a quick glance.
Recognises the pressure, urgency and credential-harvesting patterns that phishing relies on, including invoices hidden inside images.
Every finding is highlighted in the message with a plain-English reason. You end up better at spotting phishing yourself — not more dependent on a black box.
About two minutes. Works with Outlook on Windows, Mac, and the web.
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LureSight is a security tool, so it should be held to a higher standard than most. Here is exactly where things stand:
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