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Security of MotmaenBash and why to trust it

Security of MotmaenBash, and why to trust it

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MotmaenBash Android app

Android App

The Android app MotmaenBash warns you about online fraud. It looks for suspicious messages, links, and apps and alerts you.

  • Checks a bank payment page before you enter card details
  • Reads new SMS messages and flags dangerous links and phishing texts
  • Warns you when a fraudulent app is being installed
  • Warns you if you open a known phishing payment page, site, or link
  • Keeps the database updated, with help from users and specialists, as new scams appear
  • Explains current scam tricks
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MotmaenBash app screenshot
MotmaenBash app screenshot
MotmaenBash app screenshot
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Copies from anywhere else may have been changed, and may be unsafe or contain malware.
You are responsible for the risk of installing an unofficial copy.

MotmaenBash browser extension

The MotmaenBash extension checks online payment gateways in the browser, so a fake payment page is easier to spot.

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Chrome extension
Google Chrome

Safer online payments

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Firefox extension
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Yandex extension
Yandex Browser

Yandex Browser can install the Chrome extension

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What is phishing?

Phishing is a common attack. Someone copies a real site, payment page, or mobile app and tries to steal bank details, passwords, crypto-wallet funds, or identity information. The bait is usually a fake email, a text message, a misleading ad, or a link in a social network or messenger.

Phishing is after private data:

  • Card and bank-account details
  • Usernames and passwords
  • Identity information
  • Two-factor codes and one-time passwords

Common methods:

  • Fake pages that look like a real bank or a known service
  • Fake emails that ask for private information
  • Text messages with an attractive offer and a link to a fake site or app
  • Malicious apps shared in messengers and social networks
These messages are written to make the request feel urgent or rewarding, so the private information is handed over without a second look.

The attacker sends a fake email or message. The link opens a page that looks like a real bank or a known service. Information entered there goes to the attacker.

Typical phishing:

  • Texts promising a prize or free mobile data
  • Fake bank payment pages that collect card details
  • Malicious apps shared in social networks and messengers
  • Fake emails with urgent warnings, such as “your account will be blocked”

Look for these signs:
  • Shortened or unusual links
  • Spelling and grammar mistakes
  • Bait such as “you have won a prize” or “you have an unpaid toll”
  • Claims about a subsidy payment, or that you were removed from a payment list
  • Messages pretending to be the judiciary and asking you to view a case
  • A personal phone number instead of an official sender such as adliran
  • A request for personal information, a card password, or a confirmation code
  • Threats such as “your account will be blocked if you do not pay”

Look for these signs:
  • A sender domain that only looks real, such as support@google-support.com instead of @google.com
  • Spelling and grammar mistakes
  • A request for private information
  • Shortened or unusual links
  • Urgent threats pushing you to enter private information
  • Do not open links you were not expecting

The Android app uses the checks below. 🚀
  • Checks new SMS messages by sender, text, and links.
  • Compares links in SMS messages with the phishing database and warns you when one matches.
  • Warns you when a suspicious app is installed.
  • Can scan apps that are already installed.
  • Shows short security tips on the home screen.
  • Checks links opened in the browser and warns you about suspicious pages.
  • Shows a green confirmation on genuine Shaparak payment pages.
  • Warns you immediately about a suspicious or misleading site.
  • Lets people report new scams, and those reports improve the database.
  • Updates the database as new threats appear.
  • Works offline, at the moment the message, link, or app is seen.

The browser extension does two things:
  • Checks the address of payment gateways
  • Shows a green mark when the payment gateway looks genuine

These habits help:
  • Learn the current tricks, and warn people around you
  • Look at the site carefully before entering information
  • Install mobile apps only from official stores
  • Pay attention to warnings from the browser and other security tools
  • Do not enter information on a site you do not know
  • Delete suspicious texts and emails
  • Do not open unexpected links
  • Use a browser extension such as MotmaenBash
  • Use the MotmaenBash Android app

Report a phishing SMS, link, or app

The more reports MotmaenBash receives, the more scams it can recognize. If you get a phishing SMS, or you find a fraudulent link or app, send it with the form below.

Report a scam

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MotmaenBash is covered by several Iranian technology publications. That coverage helps more people hear about the tool. If you write for a site, a blog, or a video, you can introduce it to your audience.
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