Check a suspicious message or link before you act on it.

Message check

Paste up to 16,000 characters and say where the message arrived: a messaging app, e-mail or other.

Link check

Paste one link, up to 4,096 characters. KAIA-OR reads the address without opening it.

Clear next steps

Results are labelled REVIEW REQUIRED or ASSESSMENT LIMITED and suggest actions such as verifying the sender through a channel you already know.

What the message check looks for

Requests for sign-in details, demands for money, the link addresses in the text, and combinations of warning signs. It recognizes these in all four interface languages.

What the link check looks for

A link without HTTPS, an IP address in place of a domain name, credentials in the address that can hide the real destination, and a nonstandard web port.

What happens to what you paste

The text you paste stays in memory on your device and is cleared when you close the check. A link's path stays on your device.

An organization member receives an e-mail, apparently from finance, asking them to approve a supplier's new bank details by the end of the day.

They open Optional message and link review, set Where you received it to Email, paste the text and select Inspect locally.

When the text pushes for money and contains a link, the result lists the demand for money and the link address under Why this needs attention.

They paste the link into Link to inspect. When a link has no HTTPS or points to an IP address, the result says so.

They call the finance contact on a known number before doing anything else, then select Clear message and results.

KAIA-OR checks only the text or the link you choose to paste.

Messages and links you check stay in memory on your device and are cleared when you close the check.

Every person's messages, devices, location and saved places stay their own, in every family and organization they belong to.

What does KAIA-OR check?

Only the text or the link you choose to paste.

How are links and attachments handled?

KAIA-OR reads a link's address without opening it, and attachments stay untouched.

Which languages does it understand?

Its message rules cover all four interface languages.

Personal security

A second look at suspicious messages and links before you act, the travel advice of the UK, Canadian and US governments, and official hazard records for your country, each with its source.

Family safety

Give each adult in your family their own KAIA-OR, with message checks that read English, French, Turkish and Hebrew and a family space with an Owner and Members.

Employee safety

Give employees official hazard records, Around me, the travel advice of the UK, Canadian and US governments and message checks, and administer roles and access reviews.