ShieldAI â Real-Time Anti-Phishing & Threat Detection By Tanish Sareen
ShieldAI is an advanced phishing-detection engine built directly into your browser. It uses multi-layer domain analysis, entropy checking, brand-impersonation detection, and automated threat scoring to identify fraudulent or malicious websites instantly.
Key Features
â Real-time scanning of every opened tab â Local heuristic engine for instant results â Cloud-enhanced analysis for deeper threat checks â Warnings for dangerous or suspicious websites â Detection of typosquatting, punycode, and domain spoofing â Alerts for fake login pages and credential-stealing attempts â One-click reporting of scam websites â Government reporting links for cyber complaints â Zero data collection â no logs, no tracking
ShieldAI is designed to protect everyday users from phishing, online scams, and digital fraud â all powered by a fully transparent and private scanning system.
Built with â€ïž and cybersecurity passion by Tanish Sareen.
ShieldAI is a phishing and scam protection extension that scans URLs in real-time using a local quick scan and a cloud API hosted on Render. No personal data is collected or stored. The API only analyzes the submitted URL for threat patterns and returns a scan score.
Features: âą Real-time URL scanning âą Local (offline) quick analysis âą Cloud-based advanced phishing detection âą Government reporting options (FBI IC3, CERT-In, CISA, Google Safe Browsing, Microsoft and more..) âą No data collection, no tracking
All code is human-written by me (Tanish Sareen) and no build tools/minifiers are used.
No personal data is collected or stored. The API only analyzes the submitted URL for threat patterns and returns a scan score.
Features:
âą Real-time URL scanning
âą Local (offline) quick analysis
âą Cloud-based advanced phishing detection
âą Government reporting options (FBI IC3, CERT-In, CISA, Google Safe Browsing, Microsoft and more..)
âą No data collection, no tracking
All code is human-written by me (Tanish Sareen) and no build tools/minifiers are used.