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Product showcase: Scamwise checks the red flags before you take the bait

Help Net Securityby Anamarija Pogorelec ()2 min read2
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Savi's free Scamwise service checks messages, links, numbers, and images for scam signs and explains its verdict.

Scamwise, a free service from Savi, checks suspicious messages, emails, websites, phone numbers, images, and described situations for fraud signals. It works in any browser without an account and is also included in the Savi iOS and Android apps, currently available only in the United States. A reviewer saw it label a mismatched-domain phishing email as definitely a scam, a real company site as legitimate, and a Mali phone number as indeterminate. The service explains its reasoning and cites sources, but verdicts are not guarantees.

Key facts
  • Free browser tool; no account or personal information required.
  • Analyzes messages, URLs, phone numbers, images, and described incidents.
  • Also bundled in the Savi mobile app, currently United States only.
  • Verdicts include reasoning and sources but are not guarantees.
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2 min read at helpnetsecurity.com

Scamwise is a free scam-checking service from Savi that examines suspicious messages, emails, websites, phone numbers, images, and real-world situations for signs of fraud. The service works in any web browser on desktop, mobile, or tablet, with no account required. Scamwise is included in the Savi app for iOS and Android, which is currently available only in the United States.

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By Anamarija Pogorelec · helpnetsecurity.com

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