PhishTank
Depends
Confidence: Medium
Use it if you run a SIEM or SOAR (Splunk, ServiceNow, TheHive) and want a free extra phishing signal for enrichment.
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PhishTank and OpticParse both land on Depends.
Use it if you run a SIEM or SOAR (Splunk, ServiceNow, TheHive) and want a free extra phishing signal for enrichment.
AI agent developers who need live web data without CSS selectors buy this, and the free trial keeps testing cheap.
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| Verdict | Depends | Depends |
| Best for | SOC and threat-intel teams | AI agent developers |
| Who it's not for | Small businesses wanting end-user phishing protection | Enterprises needing SLAs and vendor audits |
| Privacy | No known public vulnerabilities found in the sources reviewed. | No public security page (404); a crewAI issue flags credential risk when scraped secrets enter agent memory stores.16 |
| Support quality | False-positive removal complaints go unanswered. | Solo founder, no support evidence |
| Public sentiment | Security teams still plug the free feed into Splunk and ServiceNow, but users complain about false positives and slow delisting.⁵ | No independent user reviews found; available sources are directory listings and the founder's own posts. |
| Biggest gotcha | A false listing can get your domain suspended; delisting is slow and unresponsive.⁶ | Datasets sell per purchase from $99; repeated snapshots multiply costs fast |