RelyperAV

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RelyperAV provides an automated best-effort analysis. A clean result does not guarantee that a website is free of all threats. No scanner can offer 100% detection. External links found on scanned pages are checked against threat reputation databases only — they are not crawled or deeply scanned. Always exercise caution and use additional security measures. Relyper assumes no liability for damages resulting from reliance on scan results.

💡 Protect yourself from phishing

Phishing pages often look almost identical to real login pages. If a login page feels suspicious, you can scan it with RelyperAV before entering any credentials.

1. Use passwordless sign-in whenever possible

Password-based logins can be stolen through phishing. Passwordless methods such as security keys, biometrics, or trusted authenticator apps reduce that risk significantly — there is simply no reusable password to steal.

Benefits
  • Strong phishing resistance
  • No password-reuse risk
  • Better protection against credential theft
Limitations
  • Requires compatible apps and devices
  • Recovery and setup can be more complex

2. Use only one trusted login URL in your organization

Train users to enter credentials only on your central identity provider page (e.g. login.microsoftonline.com or your company’s authentication domain). This makes fake login pages much easier to spot.

Always verify: exact domain spelling + valid HTTPS connection.

Benefits
  • Fake login pages become easier to recognize
  • Consistent login behavior across the organization
  • Centralized authentication is easier to secure
Limitations
  • Requires ongoing user awareness training
  • Creates dependency on a single identity provider

Even well-crafted phishing pages can look convincing. When in doubt, scan the page first before entering any credentials.