Doublecheck Scam Fake Job

DoubleCheck helps you spot scams, phishing attempts, fake job offers, crypto bait, and suspicious GitHub repositories before you reply, click, download, or run code.

Scammers often rely on pressure and speed. DoubleCheck gives you a quick risk check directly in your browser, so you can slow down and review warning signs before taking action.

❖ What DoubleCheck Scans

• Message Risk Scanner: Detects red flags in suspicious messages, fake recruiter conversations, crypto “verification” requests, phishing attempts, and social engineering patterns.
• GitHub Repository Scanner: Checks repositories for suspicious install scripts, obfuscated code, exposed secrets, risky payloads, and other security warning signs before you download or run them.
• Manual Text Scanner: Paste any message from SMS, email, WhatsApp, Telegram, or another platform and scan it manually.

❖ Supported Platforms

• LinkedIn chats and job posts
• Facebook Messenger Web
• Telegram Web
• GitHub repositories
• Manual text scanning

❖ What You Get

• Clear risk score and straightforward explanations of suspicious signals.
• Security alerts for risky code or exposed secrets.
• Optional scan history saved locally in your browser.
• Pro features for automatic scanning and full repository reports.

❖ Privacy-First

DoubleCheck only sends the text or code needed to perform the scan.

✓ We do not sell your data.
✓ We do not use scan data for advertising.
✓ We do not store full chat transcripts.
✓ Repository uploads are processed for analysis and are not stored as full codebases.
✓ Scan history is stored locally on your device.

❖ Free and Pro

Use DoubleCheck for free with daily manual scan limits. Upgrade to Pro for automatic chat scanning, full repository reports, and secret-leak checks. One-off full repository and secret reports are also available for $3.99.

❖ Important Disclaimer

DoubleCheck is a risk-detection and awareness tool. It does not guarantee safety, block all threats, or replace your own judgment. Sophisticated scams or malicious code may still evade detection.