Inspect the presented chain and pinpoint the fix.
Use it for incomplete chains, wrong chain order, unnecessary root anchors, outdated TLS versions, weak cipher support, HSTS questions, and transport-policy checks.
Each workflow turns raw input into findings, remediation guidance, and the next useful step.
Use it for incomplete chains, wrong chain order, unnecessary root anchors, outdated TLS versions, weak cipher support, HSTS questions, and transport-policy checks.
Use it for first-pass malware or phishing triage when you need execution stages, extracted IOCs, suspicious behaviors, and plain-language interpretation.
Use it for `.eml`, `.txt`, or pasted content when you need SPF, DKIM, DMARC, sender mismatch, reply-path analysis, and delivery-hop context quickly.
Use it when the core question is whether a message is trying to steal credentials, redirect to a fake destination, or force payment or account action with urgency.
The goal is not just detection. Each workflow is built to turn raw output into an exact remediation or triage step.
Instead of scattered checks and copy-paste notes, the tools keep the explanation, extracted evidence, and recommendations in one place.
When the result points to a recurring issue, the public remediation pages are linked and searchable instead of buried in docs.
Why browsers and scanning engines fail when an intermediate is not sent, and how to build the correct full chain file.
Read the remediationHow presented certificate order breaks chain construction, and how to correct the leaf-to-intermediate sequence.
Read the remediationHow to reason about hidden download-and-execute scripts before escalating to sandbox or malware analysis.
Read the remediation