Know it's fake before you type your password.
Muninn is a Chrome extension that warns you when a page is faking your bank, your email, or your wallet, and tells you why.
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- May 30Phishing pagew3-dapps.site
- May 22Phishing pagewww.elfcosmeticsbeautysquad.com/CardLogin
- May 12Fake Unión Nacional de Gobiernos Locales pageformulario-digital-2026-amnj.cr-web.workers.dev/servicios
- May 12Fake Fix It Sticks pagefixitsticksofficial.shop
- May 6Fake Southwest Airlines pagesouthwest-air.com.ru
- May 6Phishing pagethemetcloisters.com
- Apr 30Fake bet365 pagebet365-lisbon.com
Every entry is confirmed by a person. Anyone can dispute one.
Phishing pages Chrome had blocked by the time we found and confirmed them, March 2026. The other nine were live.
The dataChrome let this one load. Muninn didn't.
Checks every address
Domain age, lookalike names, the free hosts scammers use. Runs in the background and sends only the address.
Reads the page when you ask
Tap Deep scan in the popup. Muninn screenshots the page, checks whose logo it is and whether the domain matches, then discards the screenshot.
Says why
Every warning names the brand and the reason. One click tells us if we got it wrong.
The Spirit Airlines site that wasn't
A clone of an airline homepage on a Russian domain, two weeks old. No login form, so most tools shrugged. We followed the flight search and got it taken down.
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