Polish technology in the fight against fraud: Rafał Brzoska launches ScamWatch
In the face of a growing number of online scams, the Polish technology market has gained a new protection tool. Rafał Brzoska, the founder of InPost, has announced the launch of the ScamWatch project. This initiative aims to detect and block fake websites and phishing campaigns that put Poles at risk of losing money and personal data every day.
The mechanism behind ScamWatch is based on advanced artificial intelligence algorithms. The system analyzes suspicious links, SMS messages, and emails in real-time that impersonate communications from well-known companies, banks, or public institutions. Thanks to the automation of these processes, the tool is able to instantly warn users before they access dangerous websites.
The project was created as a response to a wave of crimes in which scammers impersonate popular courier brands and sales platforms. Rafał Brzoska emphasizes that the fight against cybercrime requires not only public education, but above all, modern technical solutions that stay ahead of the actions of cybercriminals.
Cybersecurity experts have reacted positively to the initiative, pointing out that such tools are essential in the era of digital services. ScamWatch is ultimately intended to cooperate with other e-commerce market entities to create a safer space for Polish consumers shopping online.
The launch of the platform is an important step toward increasing digital awareness in Poland. Although the technology provides strong support, specialists remind us that the most important barrier against fraud remains the vigilance of the users themselves and the verification of the sources of the messages received.