TOAMI—Tōami: A Browser Extension Tool to Support Phishing Hunters
summary
TOAMI (投網) is a browser extension to help phishing hunters by automating and assisting analysis of phishing pages. It integrates into the browser to collect and present phishing indicators (URLs, page resources, form behaviors) and likely provides tooling to speed triage and evidence gathering for incident responders and researchers.
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chapters (17)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:16Phishing damage in Japan
- 8:15Phishing hunter challenges
- 11:57TOAMI concept and goals
- 13:01TOAMI features and status
- 16:33TOAMI demo and operation
- 18:47TOAMI settings and brand management
- 21:48Demo environment and redirects
- 23:33TOAMI UI and detection display
- 25:24Detection logs and screenshots
- 27:58TOAMI workflow and architecture
- 29:01TOAMI tech stack and components
- 31:50IOK significance and future outlook
- 32:33TOAMI future plans
- 33:56Summary and phishing reduction
- 35:28Related tools and releases
- 36:09Q&A
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