We notify your employees right away when they visit a website that we suspect is part of a scam. Phishing Prevention can help protect your organization from data breaches, malware attacks, and even financial losses.

We know admins of Dashlane Starter, Team, and Business plan are especially concerned about the dangers of phishing. If you think you've been the target of a new phishing scam, contact us and share the website. We're always looking for new phishing scams and ready to add to the list of fake websites that redirect to our anti-phishing page. That way, we can warn you if you open any of these sites-even if you're not logged in to Dashlane.

When you install the extension and log in, you download a list of websites we suspect are part of a scam. Note: Phishing Prevention only works after you install the Dashlane extension in your browser and log in at least once. You can also select the link to our blog to find resources for avoiding future scams. Select Go to Dashlane to go immediately to the web app. On the warning page, select the checkbox, and we'll automatically redirect you to our app if you ever click the same link again.

If you ever click on a link for one of these scam websites, we send you to a warning page instead. We look actively for fake websites that are designed to look like the Dashlane website. While everyone should be careful to protect themselves from phishing, Dashlane Phishing Prevention works to alert our customers about potential scams. More about how you can protect yourself from phishing How Phishing Prevention worksĭashlane Phishing Prevention works in Chrome, Firefox, Edge, and Opera browsers. Read our blog on why we'll never ask for login information in an email Other scams simply ask you to respond with your account details or credit card info. But the attachment contains a program that gives the scammer access to information stored on your computer. Scammers might also ask you to download an attachment disguised as an invoice or an update to an app. Scammers get access to any personal information you enter on the site. But the link leads to a fake website that looks like the real one. For example, you might get an email from instead of an official Dashlane address like phishing messages ask you to click a link to update your account information, verify a purchase, or reset your password. Phishers sometimes create an email address that's almost the same as the real email address of someone you trust. You might get a message that looks like it's from a friend or your bank. Spotting a phishing attack can be difficult because phishers try to disguise themselves as trusted sources.

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