Don't click that link! Our AI identifies social engineering patterns and malicious URLs in text messages to keep your data secure.
Phrases like "Account Suspended" or "Suspicious Login" create panic, forcing you to act before thinking. This is a primary tool for scammers.
Shortened links (bit.ly, tinyurl) or misspelled domains (amaz0n.co) are used to hide malicious phishing sites. We expand and verify these links.
Scammers impersonate government agencies like the IRS or companies like FedEx to build false trust. We check if the sender aligns with official communication.
SMiShing is a portmanteau of "SMS" and "Phishing." It is a type of cyberattack that uses text messages to trick individuals into revealing private information or downloading malware.
Our AI looks for specific social engineering markers, suspicious URL patterns, and compares sender fingerprints against known scam campaigns in real-time.
Yes! Simply copy the message from any platform and paste it here. Our analyzer works across all text-based communication channels.
