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First Scan (UI)

1) Open the scanner​

  1. Open https://dralvia.tech/. Without an account you land straight on Check a URL or website (guest mode). If you are signed in, you land on your dashboard; open URL & Phishing from the menu.
  2. You can also paste a link into the scan box on the Dralvia website. The scanner then opens with your link and starts the scan for you.
  3. No account is needed for your first scans. Create free account or Sign in is in the top bar whenever you want more.

2) Run a scan​

  1. In the scan box, paste a link or a domain (for example, https://example.com/login or example.com).
  2. Click Run Fast scan. A first verdict often arrives in under 30 seconds and usually within a minute; a deeper browser and visual review keeps running in the background and can still update the score.
  3. When the first verdict arrives, the page scrolls to it. Keep the page open if you want the deeper review.

3) Read the result​

Use these sections to understand what happened:

  • Risk score: 0–100 scale (higher is riskier).
  • Verdict:
    • ~0–20: likely safe
    • ~21–69: caution
    • 70+: avoid
  • Flags: specific issues found (grouped by category like SSL/TLS, DNS, Content).
  • EvidencePack (Dralvia's exportable evidence report) summary: a compact “case file” view with top evidence and persona-ready rationales.
  • Scan history: recent scans for the domain.
  • In guest mode, history belongs to this browser. Another browser or device starts with an empty history, and clearing site data resets it.

4) Keep, download, or share the result​

  • Share: Copy shareable link works in guest mode. The link opens this stored result, not a new scan.
  • Download (PDF, CSV or JSON): needs a free account. No card is needed.
  • Keep this report: in guest mode a panel under the verdict lists what a free account adds to this result: downloads, full evidence kept for 7 days instead of 1, and a 7-day Email Protection trial. Create free account opens signup; Sign in is there if you already have an account.
  • Ticket escalation and team workflows need a paid plan.

When sharing results externally, avoid including secrets (API keys, tokens) and sanitize any workspace-identifying data if you’re posting screenshots.