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Frequently Asked Questions

Find the answers to the most common questions about Tutaim here. Our goal is to help you understand the tool and get the most out of it, safely and easily.

What is Tutaim?

Tutaim is a security tool designed to analyze messages and determine if they are a phishing attempt or a scam. Its main function is to protect you from malicious links, fraud, and malware delivered through email, SMS, or messaging apps like WhatsApp.

Why should I use Tutaim?

The goal of Tutaim is to prevent you from becoming a victim of digital scams. By using the tool, you can verify a message's safety before interacting with it, thereby protecting your personal information, banking details, and the security of your devices.

How does it work?

The process is very simple and designed for anyone to use:

  1. If you receive a suspicious message, take a screenshot of it. If it's an email, you can also download it in .eml format.
  2. Upload the file or image to the Tutaim platform.
  3. Our artificial intelligence will analyze the content for risk indicators.
  4. In seconds, you will receive an analysis indicating if the message is potentially dangerous.

Who is it for?

Tutaim is designed for everyone. You don't need any technical knowledge to use it. If you use a mobile phone, computer, or any device that receives messages, this tool is for you.

Does it cost anything?

No. Tutaim is completely free for personal use. There are currently no paid plans for individual users. If you represent a company and are interested in integrating our technology to protect your organization, please contact us at [email protected] to explore corporate options.

What makes Tutaim different from other tools?

While other security solutions, like VirusTotal, are aimed at users with a technical background, Tutaim focuses on simplicity and accessibility. Our priority is to provide an intuitive user experience so that anyone, regardless of their level of knowledge, can protect themselves effectively.

Is the analysis 100% reliable?

No security tool can offer a 100% reliability guarantee, as the methods used by cybercriminals are constantly evolving. Tutaim is a powerful support tool, but we always recommend using common sense. If a message seems suspicious, even if the tool does not flag it as dangerous, the safest approach is to be cautious and avoid clicking on any links.