What does your shared link reveal?

A link, whether you just received it or are about to share it, can be malicious, or carry hidden information about who created it, such as a name or an email address. Paste it below to check whether it is safe to click, and see what it reveals about who created it.

This tool is meant to help you check links shared by your own organisation, not to look up other people. Do not use it to investigate a specific individual.

Link to check

I confirm this link was shared with me or my organisation, or is publicly available, and that I am not using this tool to investigate a specific individual.

Malicious link screening checks our threat intelligence platform. The link may also be sent to Google for verification, subject to Google's own terms.

Why this matters
Links are a common source of both risk and invisible information leakage, whether one lands in your inbox or you are about to send one yourself. Checking a link before you click it helps you avoid phishing and malware, and knowing what it reveals about its creator helps you decide whether to keep sharing it, regenerate it, or review your platform's sharing settings.

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