We're a nonprofit on a mission to bring cybersecurity and scam awareness to everyday people — through free tools, free resources, and public-awareness campaigns that meet people where they are.
One of our workshops, hosted in partnership with Baruch ISACA.
Our Impact
8M+
People Reached
Across LinkNYC, Google, Meta & our tools
35,000+
Safety Checks Per Month
Free checks for suspicious messages and links
100%
Free & Nonprofit
Every tool, guide, and resource we publish
We build and give away the tools we wish everyone had — scam detectors, safety guidance, and clear explainers. No paywalls, no logins, no catch.
See the scams going around before they reach you. A free alert feed you can share with the people you look out for.
A free, searchable archive of real-world scams so anyone can recognize the patterns before they fall for them.
Search the archive →Forward a suspicious email to check@inboxspotter.com and get an instant, plain-language read on whether it's a scam.
Forward an email →Paste a suspicious link, number, or message and get an instant read on whether it's a scam.
Check it →WhatsApp-based scam guidance — chat in, get clear answers about whether something is safe.
Chat on WhatsApp →A rotating look at the latest scam variations submitted to ScamArchive — what they look like, how they work, and how to spot them.
Observed 2026-11-10
A Spanish-language page at premiosentencias.sinfronteras[.]org[.]mx, on the path /wp-content/apps/web-1.php, titles itself "Acta de Matrimonio · Trámite Oficial" and uses Gobierno de México and Registro Civil branding,...
A text asking you to pay a small delivery fee?
That is a delivery phishing scam.
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Want resources to keep your community safe? Send us an email at info@cybersecurityreach.org
Original research and threat analysis — published openly so anyone can learn from it.
This report contrasts the 2025 and 2026 RedTail variants, maps key indicators of compromise, and outlines actionable defense strategies to protect enterprise resources from unauthorized cryptocurrency mining and hardware strain, while uncovering how the malware expanded its attack surface to RISC-V and embedded hardware.
by Oleksandr Kyniv
A six-week toll-fraud scouting operation: who it hurts, how, and who can stop it.
by Leonard Melnik
A page sent to people who have lost a phone shows a convincing Find My map, then asks for the phone's own passcode before it asks for anything else. We walked through the page in a controlled setup and recorded each step.
by Leonard Melnik
We run public-awareness campaigns across LinkNYC kiosks, Google, and Meta — putting timely, no-jargon scam alerts in front of millions of people right when fraudsters target them.
8M+
Total People Reached
NYC+
Local & Online
We share scam patterns with groups people already trust, and you pass them on. Libraries, schools, community groups, small businesses and more. Partnership is free.
One short email with the scams aimed at the people you serve.
Ready-to-send messages for your newsletter, texts or group chats.
Print materials with your organization's details added.
Tell us the scams you are seeing so we can warn others.
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Organizations We've Worked With & Platforms
