jev-phishing-bench

What it does

A phishing test that pits Jev against Claude Haiku 4.5 on 2,000 emails.

How you can use it

A developer can adapt this script to screen incoming messages. The app sends a message to Jev, an outside AI service. Instead of asking for a single verdict, it asks several specific questions together. It checks if a link uses free hosting or if the sender demands urgent action. The setup requires an access key that connects the app to Jev.

This original test uses computer-generated emails. The malicious clues are mostly in the web links and sender addresses. This does not prove the service can catch subtle tricks in mail written by a real person.