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Threats Detected
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Latency: 14ms
Real-world data on the scale and impact of phishing attacks in 2024.
3.4B
Phishing emails sent daily
+61%
Rise in attacks since 2022
$17.7B
Annual financial losses
21s
Avg. time to click a phish
Attack Vector Breakdown
Most Impersonated Brands
Understanding the threat is the first step in defeating it.
Mass-distributed fraudulent emails disguised as legitimate sources to steal credentials, install malware, or trick victims into wire transfers.
Highly targeted attacks crafted for a specific individual using personal data harvested from social media and public records.
Executive-level spear phishing targeting CEOs, CFOs, and directors to authorize fraudulent wire transfers or expose sensitive data.
How a Phishing Attack Works
1. Reconnaissance
Attacker researches the target — harvesting email addresses, names, and company structure from LinkedIn, company websites, and data breaches.
2. Weaponization
Crafts a convincing email with a spoofed sender address, urgency triggers ("your account will be suspended"), and a malicious link or attachment.
3. Delivery
Email is sent via compromised servers or legitimate-looking domains to bypass spam filters and reach the inbox.
4. Exploitation
Victim clicks the link, lands on a pixel-perfect fake login page, and enters credentials — which are immediately captured by the attacker.
5. Exfiltration
Stolen credentials are used to access accounts, pivot into corporate networks, drain bank accounts, or sold on the dark web.
POST /predict_api. Send a JSON body with {"email_content": "..."} and receive a JSON response with verdict, score, flags, and identified forensic markers. This allows integration with email clients, SIEM systems, or CI/CD pipelines.