Every message checked with the free Phishy checker is counted — fully anonymously — by the organisation it impersonates. The result is a live picture of who scammers pretend to be, straight from people's phones. The data is free to use and cite (CC BY 4.0) and updates daily.
Window: last 30 days · 2 messages checked · 2 classified as scams
| Organisation | Scam messages | Share |
|---|---|---|
| Postal & parcels | 1 | 50% |
| Toll roads | 1 | 50% |
Stored: the date, the verdict (safe / suspicious / scam), a label for the impersonated organisation, the interface language, and the visitor's country. Not stored: the message text, the link inside it, IP address, name, phone number or any other identifier. No row in this table can be traced back to a person — not even by us. The organisation is detected in memory during the check, and only the label is kept.
Journalists and researchers are welcome to use this data freely, with credit to Phishy and a link to this page. For a custom breakdown (by month or scam type) or a comment for an article: support@phishyapp.com