PhishClean in 40 seconds
A short tour of what PhishClean does while you browse: it shows where a fake PayPal link really goes, warns you before you type a password into a lookalike login page, and tells you when a password you use appears in known data breaches. Every check runs inside your browser, and nothing about the pages you visit is sent anywhere.
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Transcript
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0:00 Fake links. Leaked passwords.
0:05 PhishClean. Protection that lives in your browser.
0:09 Link check. See where links really go. Hover any link to see its true destination before you click. An email says "Your account has been limited" and asks you to verify your PayPal account within 24 hours. PhishClean: "This link goes to paypa1-secure-login.com, not paypal.com."
0:15 Login protection. Know before you type. If a login page isn't the site it pretends to be, PhishClean tells you. On a PayPal-styled sign-in at paypa1-secure-login.com, PhishClean warns: "This isn't PayPal. You're on paypa1-secure-login.com. Don't enter your password."
0:21 Was your password leaked? PhishClean checks your passwords against Have I Been Pwned's breach database. "This password shows up in known data breaches. Choose a new one."
0:27 22 checks, all on your device. Link safety, fake login pages, secret leaks, breached passwords and 18 more.
0:31 Works where you browse. No account needed. Protection starts the moment you install. Chrome, Firefox, Edge.
0:35 Browse clean. phishclean.com. Private by design. Nothing leaves your browser.
What the video shows
- Link check: the real destination of a link, shown before you click it. The fake domain swaps the letter l in PayPal for the digit 1.
- Fake login page warnings: a page that copies a brand's sign-in form but sits on a different domain gets a warning before you type.
- Breached password check: passwords are checked against Have I Been Pwned using k-anonymity, so the password itself never leaves your device.
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