Add ScanMalware to URL and Phishing Kit Analysis - #17
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I run ScanMalware (it's built by Triop AB in Sweden), so I want to be upfront about that rather than submit it as a neutral third party. Happy to close this if you'd prefer to be asked first — CONTRIBUTING says to contact you, and a PR is the easier thing to merge, but it's your call.
ScanMalware is a free URL scanner: submit any URL and it renders the page in a sandboxed browser, then reports phishing and malware verdicts, network requests, form analysis, TLS/JARM fingerprints and screenshots. No account is needed to scan or to browse the public scan feed, and the REST API allows 600 requests/minute anonymously (docs). There's also a public hunt roster tracking active campaigns, and a CLI.
I put it next to urlscan.io and URLquery since that's the closest functional group. One line, one file:
Checked it isn't already listed anywhere in
docs/. The lychee run on this PR needs your approval to start, but I verified separately that the URL answers 200 to both HEAD and GET with a lychee user-agent, so it shouldn't add noise to the daily check.Unrelated, in case it's useful: the scheduled link check on
mainhas been failing daily for at least the last four runs (Aug 3–6), so that job is already red before this change.