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bewary

v0.1.1

Published

Scam checks from the terminal: links, domains, phone numbers, short codes, emails, IPs, wallets, IBANs, apps and payment handles, on the Bewary API.

Vulnerabilities

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  • 0Medium
  • 0Low

Links

Git

Maintainers

a-xena-xen

Keywords

scamphishingfraudsecurityclimcpapi

Readme

bewary

Scam checks from the terminal, on the Bewary API: a link, domain, phone number, SMS short code, email, IP address, crypto wallet, IBAN, app or payment handle, plus related domains and watches that send an event when a domain, number, wallet or brand changes. No install. Every command needs an API key, and a free key gets 1,000 credits a month at bewary.app/account.

export BEWARY_API_KEY="bw_..."
npx bewary url https://amazon-orders-help.top/confirm
Scam  ▂▄▆█  p_scam 0.9116

High    Fake domain (brand + suspicious TLD)  DOMAIN_BRAND_ON_ABUSED_TLD
Medium  Lookalike domain                      DOMAIN_LOOKALIKE_BRAND_WORD

url     https://amazon-orders-help.top/confirm  Scam
domain  amazon-orders-help.top                  Scam

Commands

url <url> · domain <domain> · phone <number> · shortcode <code> · email <address> · ip <ip> · wallet <chain> <address> · iban <iban> · app <store> <app_id> · payment-handle <provider> <handle> · related <domain> · watch <type> <value> · watches · unwatch <id> · events: one per tool of the Bewary MCP server, each the same call as its API endpoint. bewary --help lists them all.

  • --json prints the API's answer as it came.
  • --fail-on suspicious|scam exits 2 when the verdict reaches it: a gate for scripts and CI.
  • --key, or BEWARY_API_KEY, the key every command needs.

Exit codes: 0 answered, 1 failed, 2 the verdict reached --fail-on. Node 18 or newer, no dependencies.

Full guide: https://bewary.app/docs/cli