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DEVScan Detects And Blocks Malicious Links In Real-Time—
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DEVScan uses the Tranco ranking to check if a domain is popular and likely trustworthy. The server looks up the domain in the Tranco list (via local CSV) and uses this as a feature in threat detection.
An anomaly detection model in DEVScan’s ML pipeline. It analyzes link features to flag suspicious (anomalous) links.
A machine learning model used in DEVScan to classify links as safe or malicious based on extracted features, improving detection accuracy.
DevScan protects you by detecting suspicious, malicious, or safe links in real-time. Simply hover over a link to preview its safety classification.
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Effective Date: October 1, 2025
DEVScan is a Chrome extension that helps protect users from hyperlink-based threats. We designed DEVScan to analyze links primarily on your device, and to minimize the data that leaves your browser. This privacy policy explains how we collect, use, and protect your information when you use our extension.
To provide link safety checks, DEVScan’s content scripts and service worker access:
We do not read passwords, form inputs, page content in iframes we don’t inject into, or your clipboard.
Local Processing: Most URL filtering happens locally in your browser, meaning many links are analyzed without sending data to our servers.
Server Analysis: When a link requires advanced analysis, it is sent to our secure servers using encrypted HTTPS connections. Our machine learning models analyze the URL structure and patterns to determine safety.
Depending on your location, you may have rights over your personal data (e.g., access, deletion, portability, objection). Because DEVScan avoids collecting personal data, these requests typically involve operational logs (if any). To make a request, contact us at the email below.
We do not sell or share user data with advertisers. If we ever use a sub-processor (e.g., for secure hosting), it will be bound by confidentiality and data protection obligations.
We may update this privacy policy to reflect changes in our practices or legal requirements. We will notify users of significant changes through the extension’s update mechanism.
Permissions Used:
activeTab
: To analyze links on the current webpagestorage
: To save user preferences and cache scan results locallywebNavigation
: To intercept navigation to malicious websiteshost permissions
: To communicate with our security analysis serversData Flow:
If you have questions or requests related to privacy, please contact:
Email: bscs3a.devscan@gmail.com
Extension Store: Report concerns through your browser’s extension store
If you discover a security vulnerability in DEVScan, please report it responsibly through our GitHub repository. We take security issues seriously and will respond promptly to legitimate reports.