Plain language first
Every page starts with what the warning means, why it matters, and the safest action to take next.
Security lessons for risky links, suspicious pages, and AI safety warnings.
A public learning hub for people who want to understand a warning before they click, sign in, download, or trust page content. Each lesson explains the risk in plain language and gives a practical decision path.
Every page starts with what the warning means, why it matters, and the safest action to take next.
Stable lesson URLs map directly to alert signals, so a browser add-on can send users to the right explanation quickly.
Each topic includes examples, a decision path, and a quick quiz so the safety habit is easier to remember.
Find the right lesson
Security alerts are easier to act on when they are grouped by behavior. Choose the closest situation and jump into the matching lesson.
Do not use the link as your source of truth. Use a known-good path to the account, vendor, or person instead.
Open lessonWhen a link says one site but opens anotherMismatched link textThe clickable destination matters more than the visible words. Treat a mismatch as a reason to pause.
Open lessonFake websites that imitate real brandsLookalike domainRead the registrable domain slowly, from right to left, before entering anything sensitive.
Open lessonWhy numbered website addresses can be riskyRaw IP address linkRaw IP links are not always malicious, but they are unusual for public sign-in and payment flows.
Open lessonFast safety check
Use these stable URLs as Learn More destinations for the Chrome add-on. Non-alert states such as same-site navigation and trusted allowlists are intentionally excluded.
Each alert signal maps to a stable lesson URL that the browser extension can open for plain-language help.