Phishing Quiz
Ten emails, one question each: phishing or legit? Read the sender address as carefully as the message — that is where most people are caught.
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Why a phishing test works better than a warning
Phishing is still the entry point for the majority of account takeovers and business email compromise. Not because people are careless, but because a convincing email arrives in the middle of a busy morning and asks for something ordinary. The only reliable defence is a reflex: check who actually sent it before you do what it says.
This quiz drills that reflex on ten realistic messages, including the difficult ones — a genuine Apple sign-in alert, a real Netflix invoice — so you learn to clear safe mail quickly instead of treating everything as suspicious.
Phishing quiz FAQ
What is a phishing quiz?+
A phishing quiz shows you a series of real-looking emails and asks you to judge each one as genuine or fraudulent. It is the fastest way to learn the signals that matter: the actual sender address, the urgency, the request for credentials, and the mismatch between what a brand would do and what the message is asking.
Is the ScamBare phishing test free?+
Yes. There is no sign-up, no email required and nothing is stored. Your best score is kept only in your own browser.
How can I tell a phishing email from a real one?+
Check the sending domain character by character, hover any link before clicking, and be suspicious of any deadline. Legitimate companies do not ask for passwords, full card numbers or gift cards by email, and they never punish you for taking the slow route of logging in through the official site.
Can I use this for security awareness training?+
Absolutely. Teams and classrooms are welcome to use the quiz as a free phishing awareness exercise. Each answer includes a short explanation you can discuss as a group.