Smishing
The word "smishing" comes from the term "SMS phishing," which scammers use to target people via text messages on their phones. Smishing attempts are similar to email phishing in that they trick recipients into giving out sensitive data. To lure victims, scammers often impersonate legitimate entities, like banks, government agencies, or popular services. Messages like this may contain urgent requests, false alerts, or alluring offers, enticing recipients to click on malicious links, provide personal info, or make unauthorized payments.
Great experience with Guardio
Great experience with Guardio. Works behind the scenes so smoothly with no pop ups etc.I love how it would only notify me when anything tries to access my private information. Great job well done!!
Esther Alei Tafa
TrustpilotHave never given PC security much…
Have never given PC security much thought. Usually just download a free one! The last couple of years the free ones have annoyed me so much with their constant advertisements for themselves etc, that I removed them from my computer.
It was great to discover Guardio, It has been a relief having it with so much going on in the world and so many nasty people scamming innocent people. It's great when I think I want to click on a site and a Guardio message come up saying they believe it is a dangerous site so I don't go there.
Merle Hudson
TrustpilotI like the reassurance I have that Guardio is checking up on things for me! They have prevented me from opening some links that were suspicious before I opened them! That was awesome! They also have removed some issues for me. Definitely worth the money!
Dorothy Carlisle
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