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Real-Time SMS Scam and Phishing Link Detection

A tool using ML, regex, and threat intelligence to detect scam SMS messages before they cause harm. The title metadata is mismatched (shows "Google Docs") suggesting a scraping artifact. Underlying problem of SMS fraud is real but signal here is weak.

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