A startup has emerged in Kazakhstan that blocks websites and applications used by scammers.

Kazakhstani startup New Aeon, which holds patents in the US and Kazakhstan, has introduced the world's first anti-parsing/anti-phishing system.

In just 3 days, 16 websites created by scammers targeting the public IPO of "KazMunayGas" were identified. More than 10,000 Kazakhstani citizens were registered on these sites—potential buyers of shares who will only realize they have become victims of fraud much later, specifically at the time of dividend payments.

How does it work?
The startup's system can be implemented through the installation of an extension trained to detect phishing websites and block access to them, or by launching a web crawler (search robot) to locate phishing sites. This allows for almost instant tracking of fraudulent resources using a radar-like principle and protects user and company information on websites and applications from parsing.

Source: bluescreen.kz