Download Antilure

Antilure has two parts: the agent, which runs the model on your computer, and a small add-on for your mail. Install the agent first, then add Antilure to Gmail or Outlook.

1. The agent

Windows

Per-user installer (MSI). It includes the model, about 13 MB.

Checksum
SHA-256 of the installer, published with each release. How to check it
Signature
The model inside is signed with minisign. The agent checks that signature, and the hash of every model file, before it loads the model.
Download for Windows The download link goes live with the first public release.
macOSComing next
LinuxLater

2. Your mail

Gmail

The Antilure extension for Chrome and Edge. It shows the banner, the marks and the Details panel inside Gmail, and talks only to the agent on your computer.

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Outlook

The Antilure add-in opens beside the message you're reading.

  1. In Outlook, open Add-ins (or Get Add-ins) and choose My add-ins.
  2. Under custom add-ins, add Antilure from its address: add-in address, coming
  3. Open a message and start Antilure. The first time, it asks for the six-digit code shown by the Antilure icon in your system tray.

At work, your IT team can deploy the add-in for everyone from the Microsoft 365 admin center. Deployment for companies

Checksums and signatures

Each release publishes the installer's SHA-256 checksum, here and in the release's checksum file. Every model Antilure loads is signed with minisign, and the agent refuses a model whose minisign signature or file hashes don't check out.

Antilure MSI, SHA-256published with the first release

To check a download on Windows, run this in PowerShell and compare the result with the value above:

Get-FileHash .\Antilure-1.0.0.msi -Algorithm SHA256