OPEN INTELLIGENCE. INFORMED DECISIONS.
Before you click,
check the link.
A suspicious message. An unfamiliar domain.
Get a second opinion from PhishDestroy's
public threat intelligence.
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Every link deserves a second look.
Your result will appear here, with the domain verdict and any risk signals returned by the API.
Requesting public threat intelligence
!We couldn't retrieve a verdict.
No result has been inferred. You can retry or consult the API directly.
Reported severity
Response received
iAn unlisted domain is not necessarily safe. Review the surrounding context before sharing information, connecting a wallet, or downloading files.
Inspect the original API response JSON
ONE CLEAR WORKFLOW01 Extract the domain02 Query threat intelligence03 Review the evidence
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A result is a starting point.
UNDERSTAND THE CHECK
Clarity matters.
Threat signals help you make a decision.
They don't replace your judgment.
What does this checker actually do?
It extracts the hostname from your input and queries the public PhishDestroy domain-check endpoint. It displays the response's threat verdict and any available score, severity, matched lists, and flags. It does not visit or execute the submitted page, scan downloads, or request a takedown.
Does “no blocklist match” mean safe?
No. A new, compromised, or previously unknown site may not appear in a blocklist. A missing score means the API did not provide a score; it is not treated as a zero-risk verdict.
What happens to the URL I paste?
The path, query string, and fragment are discarded before the request. Only the normalized hostname is sent to api.destroy.tools. This interface does not save a lookup history. The API and hosting providers may process connection information under their policies. Read the
project privacy policy.
Can an AI agent use the checker?
Yes. Agents can read the
agent guide and
Markdown documentation, or call the public API. Browsers with a supported WebMCP interface can also expose the same domain-check action as the form. Browser support varies.