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Start with a URL, email address, public target or supported file.
A suspicious link. An unfamiliar sender. A file you didn’t expect. Bring your questions to MyScanner and turn scattered signals into a report you can understand.
See observations and the sources behind them.
An unavailable source is a gap, not a clean result.
Review findings together before deciding what to do.
Focused tools for links, identity, files and infrastructure. Source availability and coverage vary by check.
Connect URL structure, redirects, content and threat sources.
Explore toolReview mail routing, authentication and domain reputation.
Explore toolInspect public website headers, TLS and passive observations.
Explore toolReview file metadata, static indicators and hash reputation.
Explore toolExplore public IP metadata and available reputation evidence.
Explore toolDiscover DNS and available registration information.
Explore toolCheck certificate validity, issuer and remaining lifetime.
Explore toolDecode an image and inspect the destination before opening.
Explore toolCheck supported breach evidence without sending the full password.
Explore toolDiscover publicly reported subdomains for authorized research.
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A score needs context. MyScanner brings observations, coverage gaps and practical follow-up into the same view.
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Separate reported findings from checks that could not be completed.
Explore the evidence and keep available reports for later review.
No. Scores summarize observed evidence and coverage. They are not a probability or a guarantee. Review the findings and limitations.
Reports identify incomplete checks. Available evidence can still be useful, but unavailable evidence is never proof of safety.
Use the tools for public targets you are authorized to inspect. Private and internal destinations are restricted. Some checks may be unavailable or subject to account limits.
Evidence helps you decide. It does not replace judgment.