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Stop Phishing Me! 1.3.1
od Bob Tail
Helps you to protect against phishing by intercepting email links and showing domain information before opening them --> THINK BEFORE YOU CLICK! (Inspired by listening to "The Human Firewall" podcast)
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Version 1.4.0:
* Added a Blacklist feature that works similar to the already existing Whitelist feature (disabled by default)
You can now add a Sender, Domain or Sub-Domain to a Blacklist and all Links/URLs from this Sender or to this Domain/Sub-Domain will be disabled in your e-mail message. Don't worry, your message will not be changed permanently, the URLs are still there but "un-clickable". You can disable the entire Blacklist in the ad-on options or remove a blacklisted Sender, Domain or Sub-Domain and the message will show as before!
* Minor changes to the UI to make it look less "full"
NEW in v.1.3.1:
* Output is now more organized in a table-like view
* When automatic domain checks are disabled, a manual check is now available by clicking the corresponding button in the dialog
* The new experimental features can be switched on/off in the options ("Off" is the default)
NEW in v.1.3.0:
This version includes information about the sender (domain) and a summary (experimental/beta) at the top to give you a quick first impression of the results (URL/Link and Sender (domain) analysis) - DO NOT FULLY RELY ON/TRUST THIS!.
You can now disable sending data to external services to check the domain for the URL/Link and/or the Sender.
There is now additional info on the parent domain if the URL/link domain contains sub-domains.
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This add-on will show the real URL of a link in your mail as a tooltip when you hover the mouse over it. Once you click a link, a window will open and present you some information about the domain and the URL that you are about to open. By default a countdown is started before you can confirm the opening of the link. This "forces" you to THINK AGAIN BEFORE YOU CLICK and confirm the opening of the URL/link. If the domain info you see looks suspicious or the URL analysis shows errors or warning, think twice! It could be a Phishing Attempt!
This add-on supports Whitelisiting of domains that you know and that you trust. Links to those URLs will not be intercepted. Be careful with what you whitelist!
There is also an experimental feature to clean links if tracking parameters are found the link. If so, an additional button to clean the link is offered. This is not 100% foolproof and only a "best guess" in removing tracking data.
This add-on sends the domain part of the link to an external service to retrieve the domain infos, not the entire URL. You need you give the add-on access to those two websites via settings in Thunderbird. If you don't, this add-on still works and will intercept the links. However, no domain data will be shown which could help you spotting dangerous URLs/domains.
This Thunderbird add-on ONLY helps you spot malicious links and provides you with (hopefully) useful information for you to judge trustworthiness! It is still YOUR decision to open a link, I take no responsibility and there is NEVER a guarantee.
* Added a Blacklist feature that works similar to the already existing Whitelist feature (disabled by default)
You can now add a Sender, Domain or Sub-Domain to a Blacklist and all Links/URLs from this Sender or to this Domain/Sub-Domain will be disabled in your e-mail message. Don't worry, your message will not be changed permanently, the URLs are still there but "un-clickable". You can disable the entire Blacklist in the ad-on options or remove a blacklisted Sender, Domain or Sub-Domain and the message will show as before!
* Minor changes to the UI to make it look less "full"
NEW in v.1.3.1:
* Output is now more organized in a table-like view
* When automatic domain checks are disabled, a manual check is now available by clicking the corresponding button in the dialog
* The new experimental features can be switched on/off in the options ("Off" is the default)
NEW in v.1.3.0:
This version includes information about the sender (domain) and a summary (experimental/beta) at the top to give you a quick first impression of the results (URL/Link and Sender (domain) analysis) - DO NOT FULLY RELY ON/TRUST THIS!.
You can now disable sending data to external services to check the domain for the URL/Link and/or the Sender.
There is now additional info on the parent domain if the URL/link domain contains sub-domains.
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This add-on will show the real URL of a link in your mail as a tooltip when you hover the mouse over it. Once you click a link, a window will open and present you some information about the domain and the URL that you are about to open. By default a countdown is started before you can confirm the opening of the link. This "forces" you to THINK AGAIN BEFORE YOU CLICK and confirm the opening of the URL/link. If the domain info you see looks suspicious or the URL analysis shows errors or warning, think twice! It could be a Phishing Attempt!
This add-on supports Whitelisiting of domains that you know and that you trust. Links to those URLs will not be intercepted. Be careful with what you whitelist!
There is also an experimental feature to clean links if tracking parameters are found the link. If so, an additional button to clean the link is offered. This is not 100% foolproof and only a "best guess" in removing tracking data.
This add-on sends the domain part of the link to an external service to retrieve the domain infos, not the entire URL. You need you give the add-on access to those two websites via settings in Thunderbird. If you don't, this add-on still works and will intercept the links. However, no domain data will be shown which could help you spotting dangerous URLs/domains.
This Thunderbird add-on ONLY helps you spot malicious links and provides you with (hopefully) useful information for you to judge trustworthiness! It is still YOUR decision to open a link, I take no responsibility and there is NEVER a guarantee.
