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Bitdefender Launches Scamio on WhatsApp

May 26, 2024
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Bitdefender Launches Scamio on WhatsApp

Bitdefender has introduced Scamio, an advanced AI-driven scam detection tool, integrated with WhatsApp in Australia. This strategic launch aims to address the growing threat of online scams perpetuated by malicious actors using artificial intelligence. By embedding Scamio within WhatsApp, Bitdefender provides Australians with a highly accessible and user-friendly platform to verify potential scams and fraudulent activities efficiently. Users can interact with the chatbot by submitting questionable content and describing the context conversationally, allowing Scamio to analyze data and deliver a verdict within seconds, complete with recommendations for further action.

Scamio leverages cutting-edge AI, machine learning, pattern recognition, and advanced data analysis techniques to identify even the most sophisticated scams. This integration empowers over 7.4 million Australian WhatsApp users to use Scamio as a personal scam checker, streamlining the verification process and reducing the effort required to detect potential fraud. The initiative is a direct response to scammers exploiting popular messaging apps and online services to steal money, credentials, and personal data.

The enhanced accessibility provided by Scamio offers an additional layer of security for Australians, who are often targeted by online fraudsters. By incorporating Scamio into everyday communication tools like WhatsApp, Bitdefender aims to disrupt criminal activities and protect users from falling victim to cyber threats.

Users can access Scamio through the web app or add it as a contact on WhatsApp or Facebook Messenger. They can describe scam details, copy and paste texts or links, or upload pictures or screenshots of deceptive messages for analysis. Scamio then evaluates the material and provides recommendations to ensure user safety, all for free.

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  • Bitdefender Launches AI-Powered Scamio on WhatsApp to Combat Online Scams
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