Wabi AI assistant flags Wealthsimple phishing scam before user even opens it
joonasvirtanen · x · 2026-10-15
A user shares how the Wabi AI assistant proactively warned him that a DocSend "Michael Katchen Private Program" invitation was investment impersonation: it used lookalike domain wealthsimples.org instead of Wealthsimple's official wealthsimple.com, advising not to send money or share login details since DocSend hosting doesn't verify senders. He notes rival product Instinct said nothing.
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