# Antilure 1.1.0

Antilure checks the email you open for phishing and social engineering, on your own computer. The
message is analyzed there and goes nowhere else.

## Download

- **Windows** (64-bit): `Antilure-1.1.0.msi`. It installs for the current user and includes the
  model. `Antilure.msi` is the same file, under a name whose link always points at the newest
  release.

Then add Antilure to your mail: the browser extension for Gmail and Outlook on the web in Chrome or
Edge, and the add-in for Outlook. https://antilure.com/download has the links and the steps.

## New in 1.1.0

- **The Antilure app.** A window with five pages: Overview, Mail, Activity, Model and updates, and
  Settings. It opens from the Start menu entry "Antilure" and from the tray icon. It shows what was
  checked and flagged today and over the last 14 days, the mail clients connected, the model in use
  and its signature, and the milestones reached.
- **Activation with your email address.** At first run the app asks for your email address and
  sends an eight-character code to it. Type the code and your licence arrives: the first year of
  Antilure Personal costs nothing. Companies with a licence file can paste it instead. Your email
  address is the only thing the app sends to antilure.com; your mail never leaves this computer.
- **Outlook on the web.** The browser extension now covers Outlook on the web, in any display
  language, next to Gmail. Switch the sites you use on in its popup; your browser asks once before
  Antilure can read a site.
- **The extension's popup** shows each site's switch, whether this tab is covered, and the licence
  state.
- **Check for updates** in the app reads the signed release list at downloads.antilure.com,
  verifies the download against it, and runs the installer.
- **The company console** takes a Team, Business or MSP licence in its Settings page. A new console
  runs a 30-day trial first.

## Good to know

- Antilure scans only while a licence is in force. A licence that ends keeps scanning for 30 more
  days and says so; after that, renew at https://antilure.com/pricing and choose "Fetch again" in
  the app's Licence settings.
- Upgrading from 1.0.1 keeps your checked-mail history and the extension's connection. The app
  asks you to activate once.