The Phishing.Database project is a comprehensive and regularly updated repository designed to help the community identify and mitigate phishing threats.

We believe that threat intelligence on phishing, malware, and ransomware should always remain free and open-source. By openly sharing data about criminal activities, we aim to protect the internet users, help organizations mitigate threats, and contribute to a safer online environment for everyone by contributing to the global effort to identify and shutdown malicious sites. Unlike proprietary systems that sell access to phishing data, we focus on transparency and collaboration for the greater good.

Join us in our mission to keep threat intelligence free and open-source by contributing to the project, sharing the data, and supporting the maintainers.

The project is led by its founders and supported by a dedicated group of Community Safekeepers who ensure the integrity of our community-driven data.

• Mitchell Krog (@mitchellkrogza)
• Nissar Chababy (@funilrys)
• Our Community Safekeepers

The links below provide direct access to our most popular feeds. To avoid misunderstandings, data files are hosted on phish.co.za, while verifiable checksums are hosted on GitHub.

Phishing.Database is an independent, community-driven project maintained and operated in our spare time by the founders and a core group of community Safekeepers. To keep our infrastructure thriving and our feeds free for everyone, we rely on the support of our community and sponsors.

• 📧 Inquiries: [email protected]

• 🛡️ Participate: Help us keep everyone safe by directly contributing to the project's efforts.
• 🐛 Report: Submit false positives or new phishing attempts.
• 💬 Discuss: Ask questions or seek help.