These are Shield404's real figures, exactly as they stand in our database right now. No marketing numbers: come back tomorrow if you like, and you'll see they've genuinely changed.
Links and messages analysed
Flagged as dangerous
Domains on the Red List
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"Links and messages analysed" counts every time someone uses the main analyser, without storing who did it. "Flagged as dangerous" are the ones that crossed our risk threshold. "Domains on the Red List" combines what the community itself reports with what we download daily from two public cybersecurity sources (URLhaus and OpenPhish) — the latter expire automatically after 45 days if they stop being active; community reports stay forever.
We don't show "users protected" or "scams avoided" as a global figure, because we can't know for certain how many times someone decided not to click thanks to us — and promising a number like that would be inflating something we can't prove. We'd rather show you only what we can actually verify with our own database.