See the hookbefore you bite.

Enterprise email security scans mail in a cloud you never see. LureSight investigates on your device, in plain sight, and explains every verdict where the email is. Free, and community-trained every night.

0 bytes uploaded by default4 inspectors, run in parallelnightly community retraining72% of BEC comes from free webmail, a rule LureSight already runs
The problem has gone mainstream

Every day someone in your company gets an email that looks exactly like Microsoft, PayPal, or their own boss.

One click on the wrong link, and it’s credentials, wire transfers, ransomware. Attacks from AI-enabled adversaries rose 89% last year. The enterprise platforms that stop this sell to CISOs with SOC teams. Most inboxes will never sit behind one.
1,003,924
phishing attacks in one quarter, the most since 2023. Roughly 11,000 new phishing sites every day. APWG, Q1 2025
82%
of detections were malware-free. The attack is a link, a login page, and your trust. CrowdStrike 2026
27 sec
fastest observed breakout from first access. One vishing call led to data exfiltration in four minutes. CrowdStrike 2026
What the user sees

Every flagged phrase, highlighted where it sits.

Real engine output. Hover any highlight for the reason. The link’s true destination is shown, not the text the attacker wrote.

PP
PayPal BillingDisplay name claims a brand
Sender domain is paypa1-secure.com. PayPal mail comes from paypal.com.
billing@paypa1-secure.com
Urgent: your account will be limited

We noticed unusual activity. Verify your account within 24 hoursUrgency plus a credential ask
Deadline language paired with a request to sign in is the most common phishing pattern in community reports.
to avoid suspension of your payment services.

Click here to review: https://paypal.com/secure-loginText says paypal.com, link goes elsewhere
Real destination: http://rnicrosoft-login.top/auth. Note “rn” standing in for “m” and the .top domain.

Thank you,
The PayPal Team

100/100 verdict · every point traceable to a named finding · nothing left the device

Three ways in

One engine. Three front doors.

Privacy by construction

What leaves your mailbox. And what never does.

Sharing is off until you consent. Every submission is scrubbed twice, once on your device and again on the server. Reporter identity is never collected, so there is nothing to leak.

Sent, scrubbed twice

  • ✓The attacker’s sender domain
  • ✓Dangerous link destinations, unwrapped to the real URL
  • ✓The findings: severity, category, plain-English reason
  • ✓Subject and excerpt with every address and phone number replaced
  • ✓SPF, DKIM and DMARC outcomes
  • ✓Score, verdict, and your label

Never sent

  • ✗Your name or email address
  • ✗Who received the email
  • ✗Attachments or embedded files
  • ✗Email addresses or phone numbers inside the text
  • ✗Your organization’s identity
  • ✗Any way to trace the report back to you

The public dashboard publishes aggregate counts only. The nightly model trains on the scrubbed features above and nothing more.

Community dashboard · live

What is hitting inboxes right now.

Scrubbed community reports become shared awareness: which lures are circulating, which domains keep showing up, how often authentication fails. Twelve techniques explained, each with the tell. Counts only, never content.

Industry baseline: payment and banking brands draw 30.9% of all phishing, SaaS and webmail logins 17.6%. Fake CAPTCHA lures rose 563% in 2025. APWG Q1 2025 · CrowdStrike 2026
Who it is for

For the tens of millions of inboxes that will never sit behind an enterprise platform.

Individuals, freelancers, and small teams. No SOC required, no seat minimums, no mail routed through anyone’s cloud. Every inbox LureSight reaches makes the shared model stronger.

96% of ransomware victims were SMBs62% of breaches involve a human element28% of breaches involve stolen credentialsVerizon 2026 DBIR

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