SMS phishing detection & security awareness

Stop losing people to a 160-character scam.

Build habits before attackers exploit trust.

Smish-Aware helps organisations detect suspicious SMS messages, run authorised smishing simulations, train their teams, and understand awareness outcomes — with privacy-conscious reporting built in.

Authorised simulations Practical education Privacy-conscious reporting
9:41Messages
Your account has been restricted. Verify your details immediately to avoid suspension.
Suspicious message Pause before you tap.

Urgency, impersonation and unexpected links are common smishing warning signs.

Detect Inspect suspicious SMS messages and understand the warning signs.
Simulate Run controlled, authorised smishing-awareness campaigns.
Educate Turn interactions into practical learning moments.
Who it's for

Security awareness for the human layer.

Smish-Aware supports both people trying to understand suspicious messages and authorised teams building stronger security habits.

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Businesses

Run realistic, controlled SMS awareness simulations and reinforce safer behaviour through immediate education.

Awareness programmes
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Individuals

Inspect a suspicious text and learn which patterns — urgency, impersonation, links or requests — deserve caution.

Message analysis
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Security Teams

Operate authorised campaigns with controlled dispatch, factual outcomes and privacy-conscious aggregate reporting.

Security operations
What is smishing?

Phishing moved into your text messages.

Smishing combines SMS and phishing. Attackers impersonate trusted organisations or people and use urgency, fear, curiosity or reward to push someone into acting before they stop to verify the message.

  • Unexpected requests for credentials or personal information
  • Urgent warnings about accounts, deliveries or payments
  • Links designed to imitate trusted services
  • Messages pressuring you to act immediately
The habit we're building:

Stop. Inspect the message. Verify through a trusted channel. Then decide whether to act.

Test your awareness

Would you trust this text?

Three messages. Some are malicious. Some may be legitimate. Make your call, then see the warning signs you caught — or missed.

Awareness challenge Decide whether each message looks suspicious or legitimate.
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Message scanner

Something feel off?

Inspect a suspicious SMS and learn which characteristics deserve closer attention.

Privacy-first analysis

Understand the tells — not just the verdict.

Smish-Aware checks for characteristics such as urgency, sensitive-information requests, suspicious links and misleading domain patterns.

Analysis runs on the Smish-Aware platform. The public scanner does not intentionally save submitted message content or send it to a third-party analysis service.
Platform capabilities

From simulation to learning.

A controlled workflow for practical security-awareness programmes.

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Controlled campaigns

Prepare approved simulations with explicit templates, recipient management, controlled recipient validation and dispatch workflows.

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Awareness education

Turn a simulation interaction into an immediate learning moment about suspicious-message warning signs.

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Measured outcomes

Understand factual campaign outcomes through privacy-conscious aggregate reporting rather than employee risk rankings.

Privacy by Design

Awareness insight without turning people into risk scores.

Privacy isn't an afterthought in Smish-Aware. It shapes how awareness information is collected, accessed, reported and governed.

Data minimisation Use information needed for the authorised awareness purpose.
Access control Access to operational information is designed around authorised users and legitimate awareness purposes.
Small-group protection Applicable aggregate results are suppressed rather than exposing small cohorts.
Lifecycle governance Data collection and retention are designed to remain proportionate to the authorised awareness purpose.
Smish-Aware

Build habits before trust is exploited.

Practical SMS security awareness built around authorised simulations, respectful education and privacy-conscious reporting.