Utility for detecting phishing domains targeting Web3 users.

For checking why a given domain was blocked, try our interactive page here (outdated)

We are constantly evolving the ideal policy that guides this list, but a few clearly defined rules have emerged. We will be quick and decisive to block websites that:

• Impersonate other known and established sites.
• Use their interfaces to collect user signing keys (especially cryptocurrency keys) and send them back to home servers.

There are other grounds for blocking, and we will ultimately do our best to keep our users safe.

const checkForPhishing = require('eth-phishing-detect')

const value = checkForPhishing('etherclassicwallet.com')
console.log(value) // true

const PhishingDetector = require('eth-phishing-detect/src/detector')

const detector = new PhishingDetector({ whitelist, blacklist, fuzzylist, tolerance })
const value = detector.check('etherclassicwallet.com')
console.log(value)
/*
{
  type: "blacklist",
  result: true,
}
*/

For understanding the lists, see doc/lists-ref.md. Contributors are encouraged to read CONTRIBUTING.md for tips, pointers, and guidelines before reporting or collaborating.

To keep a tidy file, use the following CLI to make changes to the list:

yarn add:blocklist crypto-phishing-site.tld

yarn add:allowlist crypto-phishing-site.tld

We have added sqlite databases in test/db directory. These will be committed to the working tree periodically to try reduce the amount of false positives being blocklisted. We will pull in domains from various third party sources - right now: CoinMarketCap and Tranco.

Update the database files:

yarn update:db

yarn update:db:tranco
yarn update:db:coinmarketcap

These sqlite databases will be checked against in yarn run test to ensure nothing is on the blocklist that is also in these databases.