Phish.ly: Democratizing suspicious email analysis with Tines and urlscan

Phishing remains a leading cause of security breaches, prompting security teams to spend significant time analyzing suspicious emails manually, which detracts from more critical tasks. Phish.ly, a free service developed in collaboration with urlscan, automates the analysis of these emails to alleviate this burden. By forwarding suspicious emails to Phish.ly, the service extracts URLs, submits them to urlscan for analysis, and returns a detailed report covering email classification, sender reputation, and links to analyzed URLs and attachments. The tool also encourages sharing malicious indicators with the InfoSec community by offering an option to distribute these findings to open-source threat intel providers. Users are invited to try Phish.ly, explore its automation capabilities, or provide feedback to improve the service further.

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