Protect yourself and your loved ones from scams.
Kit and his team have 7+ years of scam investigation experience and have become experts in understanding the tools and techniques scammers use to deceive their victims. Seraph Secure was designed to counter tactics used by online scammers.
Seraph Secure is used by law enforcement agencies to assist victims of scams and provide forensic support.
Our US-based customer support is available to help answer questions and provide technical support.
We anonymize anything that could be used to identify you, and do not sell any of your data. Read our privacy policy.
Start your plan with a 14-day free trial. If you are not satisfied with our product, you can cancel anytime without hassle.
Seraph Secure can be installed with just a few clicks and shared via a simple link.
Get protection from thousands of known scam websites that put you and your computer at risk.
Scammers often use software to gain access to a victim's computer. Seraph Secure keeps you safe by automatically detecting and denying their attempts to connect to your computer.
Assign a guardian and get notified in real time with an email and text message when a loved one is at risk.
Basic Protection
Full Anti-Scam Protection
Seraph Secure runs in the background of your computer and guards against online scams by blocking malicious websites, phishing attempts, and by stopping scammers from accessing your computer. Seraph Secure also can send real-time alerts to a trusted friend or family member if a threat is detected.
Supported Operating Systems
Seraph Secure is currently supported on Windows 10 & 11 (64-bit) operating systems.
Supported Browsers
Seraph Secure has been fully tested with Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, and Mozilla Firefox web browsers. Note: Firefox has limited DoH support
Smartphone / Android / iOS / Tablet Support
Seraph Secure is not currently supported on Android or iOS devices. However, support for both is in development.
Seraph Secure will work in any country on any Windows 10 or 11 computer. However, at this time, the software only has English language support.
Our advanced heuristics use pattern recognition to protect against thousands of known scam websites. Scammers often design their scams for an English-speaking audience, but they also create many international versions using the same general techniques and templates. So, although we don't specifically support languages other than English, Seraph Secure is still able to identify and block many non-English scams in this way. Some exceptions might be specific local phishing sites, such as for a national postal service, but we are always improving our detection systems to identify these as we discover them.
Seraph Secure has your privacy in mind and aims to protect it. To keep you safe, Seraph Secure does monitor web activity, but we do not log, track, or sell your data. If you do visit a scam website, we will store that information so your guardian can be notified if you have one. Information that is not related to a scam will not be stored or tracked. For more information, see our full Privacy Policy.
Seraph Secure does not view or store private financial information. We use Stripe, a trusted third-party international payment processing system, to manage subscriptions and payment.
No, Seraph Secure is an anti-scam software, not an antivirus software. It is compatible with antivirus software, but they work in different ways and one is not a replacement for the other. Antivirus software can prevent you from downloading malware and viruses and help you remove them, but they do not prevent scammers from connecting to your computer. Seraph Secure was developed to protect you from online scams and can detect specific activities related to scams. Seraph Secure will also block malicious websites, phishing attempts, and can send real-time alerts to a trusted friend or family member.
Any application can slow process speed, however, our development team has worked hard to make Seraph Secure as efficient as possible. It is designed to run quietly in the background and should not slow your computer down.
* https://www.truecaller.com/blog/insights/us-spam-scam-report-21
† https://www.ic3.gov/Media/PDF/AnnualReport/2022_IC3ElderFraudReport.pdf
‡ https://consumer.ftc.gov/consumer-alerts/2024/02/think-you-know-what-top-scam-2023-was-take-guess