Not sure if the election message is fake or not? The tools that will help you avoid cyber attacks

During election periods, the risks of spreading false information and fraud attempts increase. The article presents digital tools for checking suspicious messages and links, including Scan My SMS by Cyvore and a new service by Mozo. It is recommended to rely on official sources and avoid clicking on unfamiliar links.

During election periods, the risks of spreading false information and fraud attempts and theft of personal details increase. The article presents digital tools that allow checking suspicious messages and links before opening them. Among the tools mentioned: Scan My SMS by Cyvore, a free service that checks links and rates them as safe, suspicious, or malicious, and is also available as a bot on WhatsApp and Telegram; and a new service by Mozo, launched last Sunday, which uses artificial intelligence to identify suspicious messages on WhatsApp, and is offered for free until one day after the elections. Gil Messing from Check Point recommends not clicking on suspicious links, checking information on official sources like the Central Elections Committee, and not sharing unverified information.