🧠 What “Clean” Really Means
SmishAlert uses AI, threat databases, and pattern analysis to evaluate your message.
A “clean” result means:
No known phishing phrases were detected, especially those related to known smishing campaigns
No malicious or suspicious URLs were found
The message’s tone, formatting, and structure did not match common smishing patterns
In short, the message didn’t raise red flags based on what we know — right now.
🔍 It Doesn’t Mean It’s 100% Safe
While SmishAlert is designed to catch a wide range of threats, no system can guarantee 100% accuracy — especially with new or novel attacks.
So if you still feel something is off:
Trust your instincts
Don’t reply or click anything in the message
Save the alert and monitor for follow-ups
🔄 Can the Threat Status Change Later?
Yes — our system continuously evolves. Over time:
New patterns may be added
Threat databases may flag links that were previously unknown
Business plans can receive retrospective alerts if a message later becomes high-risk
If you're using SmishAlert for business, your security team may still be notified based on AI confidence scores, even if the message is marked “Low” in your view.
🧩 Want a Second Opinion?
You can always:
Re-submit the message after a few days
Email it to [email protected] for manual review
We’re happy to look into any message you’re unsure about.