One platform for email, SMS, and voice phishing analysis.
PhishRaksha helps teams and learners investigate suspicious communication with clean verdicts, visible attack context, and evidence they can actually use.
3 channels
Email, SMS, and voice coverage
Explainable
Reasons, indicators, and verdicts
Actionable
Focused result pages and export flow
Security Workspace
Faster phishing triage without clutter
Email Analysis
Inspect suspicious emails with URL intelligence, attack classification, and explainable verdicts.
Smishing Detection
Investigate text-message fraud, suspicious sender names, and malicious delivery links.
Vishing Detection
Review caller identity, transcripts, and coercive tactics in suspected voice scams.
What analysts see
Verdict
Binary classification, risk level, attack type, and targeting level surface immediately.
Evidence
Reasons, suspicious indicators, extracted URLs, and score context stay grouped and readable.
Capability
Explainable security verdicts
Every investigation surfaces risk, confidence, reasons, suspicious indicators, and attack context in one place.
Capability
Multi-channel phishing coverage
Analyze phishing across email, SMS, and voice so the product feels like a unified cyber defense workspace.
Capability
Operator-friendly workflow
Fast submission, focused result pages, and export-ready output make PhishRaksha usable for students and analysts alike.
Product Flow
Built for a short, focused investigation loop.
Choose the phishing channel you want to inspect.
Submit the suspicious content through the dedicated analysis flow.
Review the final verdict, attack type, targeting level, and evidence-backed reasons.
URL and sender-based investigations
Best for inbox threats, spoofed domains, credential lures, and attachment delivery attempts.
Smishing
SMS fraud with urgent mobile prompts
Ideal for suspicious OTP messages, package scams, fake bank alerts, and short-link abuse.
Vishing
Voice scam transcript review
Useful for caller impersonation, social-engineering scripts, and pressure-driven OTP theft attempts.
Results
Separate verdict pages
Each investigation ends in a focused result screen with attack metadata, reasons, and suspicious indicators.