Your cybersecurity assistant
Send a link or file — find out how safe it is
Cyvora checks links and files, explains any risks it finds in plain language, and tells you what to do next.
Suspicious — be careful
65/100
This link resolves directly to a bare IP address and uses a non-standard port — both are common traits of malicious links.
One bot, checking risk from every angle
Link checking
We check where a link actually leads and look for suspicious signs — analyzing the domain, redirects, and known threat data — then give you a result you can understand.
File checking
We check the file against security databases and look for malicious or suspicious traits. For files like APKs, we also look at a few extra safety signals.
Plain-language explanations
We don't bury the result in technical terms. We explain what was found, what it means for you, and what to do next — in plain language.
3 languages
Cyvora works in Uzbek, Russian, and English. Use it in a direct chat or in a group.
Group protection
Add Cyvora to a group. It watches messages and warns the group if it finds a suspicious link or file.
Works in 3 steps
Send it
Send a link or file to Cyvora.
We check it
Cyvora checks it against trusted sources and its own analysis pipeline.
You decide
Read the result: the risk level, what was found, and what to do next.
Cyvora relies on trusted sources
VirusTotal
To compare results across many antivirus and security engines.
URLhaus
To check data on malicious URLs and domains.
Groq AI
To explain technical findings in language you can actually understand.