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Chrome extension · Preparing for public release

Raisedash Shield

Notice suspicious freight sites before you sign in, share documents or open a download.

Built for dispatchers, drivers and carrier office teams. Shield checks supported warning signs in your browser and explains what to look at before continuing.

The first release is being tested for the Chrome Web Store. No account or payment is required to use the extension.

A warning with a reason

Lookalike freight logins

Warnings when supported freight branding or a sign-in address shows signs of impersonation.

Programs disguised as paperwork

Warnings about suspicious download names and types, with a pause when the browser allows it.

Scam instructions

Warnings about supported command-pasting, sign-in-code and identity-document request patterns.

Reviewed threat reports

Optional reports go to a person for review. A report alone never adds a site to the warning list.

You choose when protection starts

Read the data explanation, then choose Enable protection. Automatic checks stay on your computer. They do not upload the pages you visit, clipboard contents or pasted text, and they do not read password-field values or downloaded file contents.

After you enable it, Shield downloads detection updates about every 30 minutes. The update service receives connection details such as your IP address. Updates continue if you later turn page protection off. Sending a report is a separate, explicit action.

An extra check, with limits

Shield cannot catch every scam, verify a carrier or guarantee that a page is safe. It does not replace antivirus software or your existing carrier-verification process. Its current detection vocabulary mainly covers English-language U.S. freight workflows.

A page can sometimes copy a command before an embedded frame can be checked. A warning does not guarantee the copied text was blocked. Some small downloads finish before they can be paused. You can continue past warnings and turn page protection off. Confirm unexpected requests using a phone number or contact you already trust.

Raisedash Shield is operated by LoadHunter Inc. References to freight services describe detection coverage and do not imply affiliation or endorsement.