SafeOrNah is live
Paste a link or drop a file, and about ten services, the community and an AI tell you if it is safe, or nah.
Before you click a link you got in a message, or open a file from a forum or a "generator" that looks too good to be true, you can now ask SafeOrNah. You get a clear verdict, Safe, Meh or Nah, with a score out of 100 and the details of every opinion.
What you can do
- New
Check a link. Google Safe Browsing, VirusTotal, URLhaus, ThreatFox, PhishTank, AlienVault OTX and URLScan.io check the address, AbuseIPDB and IPWhois.net the IP address of the server, and we look at how old the domain is.
- New
Check a file. VirusTotal, MalwareBazaar, MalShare, URLhaus, ThreatFox, AlienVault OTX and CIRCL hashlookup look up its SHA-256 fingerprint.
- New
Check a file nobody knows. Your browser opens it on the spot to spot the macros of an Office document, the JavaScript of a PDF or an encrypted archive.
- New
Read what the community thinks. With an account, you vote Safe or Nah and leave a comment.
- New
Read the AI review. It looks into the page, the age of the domain or the GitHub repository of a program, then explains what it found, in English and in French.
Your file never leaves your device, because its fingerprint is computed in your browser and only the fingerprint is sent to the services.
One page per link or file
Every link and every file has its own page, at an address you can share. If someone already checked it, you land straight on its page. No service is called again and your quota is not used. To get fresh results, an account can run the analysis again.
With or without an account
Without an account, you get 1 analysis per 24 hours. With a Google, Apple, Microsoft or GitHub account, you get 20 a day, 5 AI reviews, a dashboard with your history, and you can vote on the pages.
What's next?
The Status page shows how the services are doing, live. And if you miss something, suggest it in the suggestions. The most voted ideas come first.