1) To my knowledge, there isn't a centralized phishing database specifically for Canadian entities, nor are there updated threat feeds available. My primary goal is to create a resource that is openly accessible and free for everyone. While I acknowledge that Microsoft’s threat intelligence is far superior to what I can offer (I used to work a lot with their security products), it comes at a high price and lacks the flexibility for inspection and use.

2) I shared this project on my personal Linkedin to gather feedback, as I haven't registered a company yet. I plan to enhance transparency in the future, but for now, it’s mainly a personal/nerd project. The third-party credited is Whoxy, they allow me to use their WHOIS records for free since my project is non-commercial, and I need to provide appropriate credit for that.

I hope this clarifies things!

The accuracy varies across categories, as some patterns cannot be linked to Canadian entities, but, most of the data is sourced from phishing feeds.