01Safety
Guards the door
Phishing caught on sight.
The moment you open a message, OutlookDog reads it the way a suspicious human would: who actually sent it, whether the sending domain matches the name on the label, and what the message is pressuring you to do.
The verdict sits at the top of the pane, in plain English, before you’ve had the chance to click anything.
OutlookDog
Reading pane
From
Northwind Bank alerts@northwind-billing-secure.example
Looks like phishing — the sending domain isn’t the bank’s.
- The display name and the real domain disagree.
- A link says one destination and goes to another.
- It wants a payment made inside the hour.
