Scouter Browser Defense

Warns about ClickFix “paste this command” scams before you get caught — runs entirely in your browser, no account needed.

Scammers have a trick called **ClickFix**: a fake "verify you are human" / "fix this error" page tells you to copy a command and paste it into Terminal, PowerShell, or the Windows Run box. That command installs malware — and you ran it yourself. Scouter Browser Defense stops it. The moment a page copies a command-shaped payload to your clipboard, it throws an unmissable warning **before you paste it**, and offers to clear your clipboard. It also flags the fake-CAPTCHA lure pages themselves and warns you about credential-phishing pages that ask for a password on an untrustworthy web address. - **Works everywhere, instantly.** Watches every page and warns the second a scam command is copied. - **Private by design.** Everything happens in your browser. It never reads your clipboard, and in the standalone mode it makes no network requests at all. No account, no sign-up, no tracking. - **Optional power-up.** If you run the open-source Scouter agent on your computer, you can pair this extension with it (over localhost only) to confirm a destination against live malware blocklists and block a malicious site across your whole device with one click — reversibly. Open source. Part of the Scouter project by Best Cyber Solutions.