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Paweł Mierzwa, CTO, CEO, Security Architect
AntiBait.io
An AI-assisted tool for validating suspicious e‑mails. It analyzes headers, links, and content -providing a detailed threat report before anyone clicks.
Your first line of defense against phishing
AntiBait analyzes suspicious e‑mails using artificial intelligence. Paste the raw source of a message or upload a file and get a detailed report in seconds - including a risk score, detected issues, and clear recommendations.
This helps you decide quickly whether an e‑mail is safe - before anyone clicks a link or opens an attachment.
AI Analysis
AI algorithms examine every part of the message - from headers to hidden links and phishing patterns.
Results in Seconds
The whole process takes only seconds - no manual header or source analysis needed.
Detailed Reports
Threat assessment, risk level, and recommendations in one place - with JSON export.
How to use AntiBait
Three simple steps away from a complete analysis of a suspicious e‑mail.
Get the message
First, you need the full contents of the e‑mail you want to analyze.
- Open the suspicious e-mail in your mail client
- Download it as an .eml or .msg file, or copy the full raw source
- Make sure the source includes complete headers - they’re key to accurate analysis
Analyze with AntiBait
Submit the message in the AntiBait panel for analysis.
- Go to the AntiBait panel
- Paste the raw source or upload an .eml / .msg file
- Click “Analyze” to start scanning
Review results
After a few seconds you’ll see the full analysis:
- Overall threat rating and assigned risk level
- Details of detected issues with recommendations
- Option to export the report as .json
First analysis method
Full headers matter
Always make sure the analyzed message includes full e-mail headers - they’re the foundation of a reliable analysis.
Don’t click before analysis
If an e-mail looks suspicious, don’t click links or open attachments before checking it in AntiBait.
Be careful for attachments
Always double-check the sender before downloading and opening any attached files
Save your results
Keep reports to compare them and track threats over time.