Why use aliases to spot phishing?

If an email lands on an alias only one service knows, any other brand using it is almost certainly fake.

Do you store my aliases?

No—aliases remain in‑browser only for the current session.

How many scenarios are there?

We randomize five from an ever‑growing pool. New scenarios land monthly.

Can I add my own company examples?

Soon! We’re building a custom‑scenario editor for security teams.

Does this replace formal phishing training?

Think of it as a fun supplement—great for refreshers between full‑blown simulations.

What’s a good passing score?

4/5 or better earns “Alias Ninja” status.

Can I use this on mobile?

Yes—the trainer is fully responsive.

Is there an LMS integration?

SCORM export is on our roadmap.

Is data sent to a server?

All processing happens client‑side; nothing leaves your browser.

Can I share my score?

A share‑to‑Slack / Teams button is coming soon.

Phishing Alias Trainer

Become an Alias Ninja

Each round you’ll see a mock email exactly as it arrived—To: address, From: address, subject & snippet. Decide if it’s legit or a phish. Your unique aliases are the secret weapon.

List your unique aliases (comma‑separated).
(e.g. paypal@mydomain.com, facebook@mydomain.com)

Frequently Asked Questions

: If an email lands on an alias only one service knows, any other brand “using” it is almost certainly fake.
: No—aliases remain in‑browser only for the current session.
: We randomize five from an ever‑growing pool. New scenarios land monthly.
: Soon! We’re building a custom‑scenario editor for security teams.
: Think of it as a fun supplement—great for refreshers between full‑blown simulations.
: 4/5 or better earns “Alias Ninja” status. Keep practicing until scams feel obvious.
: Yes—the trainer is fully responsive.
: SCORM export is on our roadmap. Join the beta list.
: All processing happens client‑side; nothing leaves your browser.
: A share‑to‑Slack / Teams button is coming soon for office bragging rights.