Anti-Smishing
Anty-Smishing
Protect users from SMS fraud.
Smishing, or phishing carried out via SMS, is one of the most dangerous and mass fraud methods.
Criminals send fake text messages that deceptively impersonate banks, courier companies, government agencies, or well-known consumer brands. Clicking a hidden link leads an unsuspecting customer directly to a crafted website that steals login credentials or installs malware. These attacks are extremely dynamic and difficult to detect using traditional methods, as fraudsters constantly rotate sender IDs and rapidly modify the content of messages. Our advanced anti-smishing systems offer advanced real-time message and threat analysis. We leverage advanced algorithms to effectively protect users against mobile phishing and neutralize attacks before they reach end devices.
Anty-Smishing
Detecting threats and phishing in SMS communications
What do you gain?
Absolute protection of your brand's reputation
The system identifies and intercepts malicious SMS messages attempting to misuse your organization's name or image. The threat is eliminated at the carrier network level, before any fraudulent messages are displayed on your customers' phones.
In-depth analysis of the sender profile and content
The platform goes beyond simple number checking. Algorithms conduct multi-layered analysis of text structure, message intent, alphanumeric identifiers used, and the security of embedded URL links.
Real security for your users
Automatically blocking smishing emails instantly cuts off criminals from potential victims. You protect your customers from the painful loss of sensitive data, passwords, and financial resources.
One centralized integration point
Instead of building complex analytical systems, you gain instant access to consolidated, powerful data from multiple independent sources through a single, universal API from NEXT MOBILE.
How does it work and what do we detect?
The system continuously and on client’s commission detects brand spoofing effectively, immediately detecting false alphanumeric names (Sender IDs) impersonating trusted institutions. Simultaneously, advanced URL analysis is performed, verifying links for redirects to phishing or malware-distributing sites.
Thanks to advanced mathematical models, the engine flawlessly recognizes hidden smishing schemes and matches the content to known attack patterns in the database, completely ignoring the fact that criminals send them from constantly changing numbers. Suspicious traffic can beis blocked in real time. As an administrator, you manage the system through a transparent dashboard that provides full insight into reports, trends, and detected anomalies, allowing for further security analysis.
What do we detect?
Brand spoofing detection – identify fake alphanumeric names impersonating banks, couriers and well-known brands.
Email URL Analysis – Detects links leading to phishing or malware installation sites.
Smishing pattern recognition – matching content to known attack patterns, despite rotating sender numbers.
Real-time blocking – Suspicious messages are stopped before they reach the recipient.
Reporting and Blocklisting – Full visibility into detected attacks, trends, and patterns for further analysis.
Analysis without storing message content – compliance with the data minimization principle with full detection efficiency.
For whom?
Banks and financial institutions wanting to protect customers from brand impersonation; SMS operators and aggregators concerned about traffic quality; e-commerce platforms and service providers whose customers are targets of smishing.
Security and legal approvals
- Our algorithms conduct a complete security analysis in a fraction of a second, without permanently storing or logging the content of transmitted SMS messages. This guarantees full compliance with EU GDPR regulations and the fundamental principle of data minimization, while maintaining maximum detection efficiency. The system operates based on a unique aggregation of data from operator databases, market regulator registers (including warning lists), and global anti-fraud services, operating in full compliance with ISO security standards.