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Safety layer

How Seeqr turns a decoded link into a score you can act on.

Levels

  • safe

    Score
    80–100
    Suggested handling
    No suspicious signals found; proceed with normal care
  • caution

    Score
    40–79
    Suggested handling
    Show the full destination and ask the user to confirm
  • danger

    Score
    0–39
    Suggested handling
    Block automatic navigation and require an explicit override

Signals

  • redirect_chain

    What it means
    The link passes through one or more redirects before its destination
  • lookalike_domain

    What it means
    The host closely resembles a well-known brand or bank domain
  • insecure_scheme

    What it means
    The destination uses http:// or a non-standard port
  • new_domain

    What it means
    The domain was registered very recently
  • credential_form

    What it means
    The landing page asks for a password or payment details

Limitations

The score is a heuristic aid, not a verdict. A safe level means no known signals matched - it is not a promise that a destination is trustworthy, and a danger level can occasionally flag a legitimate link.

Treat the safety layer as one input in your own review flow, and keep a human confirmation step for anything involving money or credentials.

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