Clear reasons.
Honest uncertainty.

Viper helps you make safer decisions. A check can be inconclusive. A lack of known threats does not prove something is safe.

What a check means

Viper's server evaluates available threat, identity and technical signals. Clients display those results. Identity context, file inspection and Safe Preview have different limits; a sender match or a preview alone is not proof of safety.

Semantic AI analysis, OCR and image pixel or deepfake analysis are unavailable. Image checks inspect supported Content Credentials. Missing credentials do not establish authenticity. Paste the words from a message screenshot to check its text.

Your choices stay explicit

You choose what to paste, upload, watch or share. Viper Desktop is being built around explicit file selection and paste actions, with no passive clipboard monitoring, disk scanning or browser-history collection. Desktop is not publicly available yet.

Recovery helps organize actions you take; it does not promise recovered funds, legal outcomes or automatic account repair. Trusted Circle shares selected check context, not unrestricted access to your account.

Understand your coverage

Chrome Browser Guard protects within its supported browser scope. Web Protection uses secure DNS to help block known malicious destinations for connections that use that resolver. Other DNS settings and VPNs can bypass that coverage. Web Protection does not hide your IP, change your location or encrypt all traffic.

A device shown in your account is a registration, not proof that protection is active. Viper does not turn device counts into independent evidence.

Account and data

Review your registered devices and deletion controls in account settings. Checks, saved identifiers, summaries, watches and recovery answers have different data handling; read the Privacy Policy for the details. Do not submit passwords, recovery codes, card numbers or other secrets.

Contact security support

Send a concise description to support@viperai.co. Do not include credentials or sensitive check content. We do not claim third-party security certification.