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✨ Email threat detection
Check suspicious emails in seconds. Paste headers, scan links, upload .eml files, or use the browser extension. InboxXray shows whether a message looks safe, suspicious, or dangerous.
One-click protection inside Gmail, Outlook Web, and Yahoo Mail
The Problem
9 out of 10 cyberattacks start with a phishing email. Modern scams look identical to real emails, and even experts get fooled.
Notice the "1" instead of "l"?
How It Works
Get the raw headers from your suspicious email, paste in a suspicious link, or export the full .eml file from your email client. The .eml path keeps attachment details available for deeper checks.
Drop headers or a suspicious link into our analyser, or upload the original .eml file for the most complete header, link, and attachment analysis. Optionally enable AI analysis for a deeper look.
We'll tell you if it's safe, suspicious, or dangerous, with a clear breakdown of authentication, routing, link reputation, attachment hash checks, and optional AI-powered insights.
Features
We run dozens of security checks. Here are some highlights.
Is the email actually from who it claims? We check SPF, DKIM, DMARC, and Microsoft composite authentication.
Is someone pretending to be PayPal, your bank, or your CEO? We detect brand spoofing, lookalike domains, and executive impersonation.
Do links go where they claim, and do files match known indicators? We check hidden destinations, obfuscated links, dangerous URIs, and attachment hashes against trusted threat intelligence sources.
Business Email Compromise attacks redirect replies to attacker-controlled addresses. We catch no-reply redirects, fake reply threads, and finance targeting.
See It In Action
Every analysis gives you a detailed security breakdown
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Analyse Your EmailIt only takes a few seconds. Paste headers or upload an .eml file for the strongest header, link, and attachment analysis.
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