Spot the Hook
Phishing and scare-DMs. Three scenarios, the same three tells, one safe move.
Argos Guardian turns online safety into something students actually watch — short, cinematic lessons that show real scams the way kids really see them, then hand over the moves to shut them down.
The same tricks that fool adults are aimed at teenagers every day — dressed up in the apps, games and group chats they live in. Most have never been taught to see them coming.
"Your account will be disabled." Fake logins that steal the password to their whole online life.
Verified-looking celebrities and brands promising free stuff — engineered to harvest accounts and cash.
Free-skin generators, fake trades and "share your 2FA code" — where an account is the real currency.
Strangers who move fast to build trust, then push. Knowing the pattern is the first line of defense.
We don't hand kids a list of a hundred threats to memorize. We teach one pattern that unmasks nearly all of them — so a scam they've never seen still feels wrong.
A countdown. "24 hours." "Act now or lose it." Real companies don't panic you into clicking. Urgency is the tell.
One letter off. A word bolted on. It looks like the real site until you actually read it — so we teach kids to read it.
Never the real app — a look-alike that exists only to catch a password. The safe move is to open the app yourself.
Don't tap while the clock is ticking. That pause is the whole game.
Go to the app yourself. If it's real, it'll be there too.
A quick "is this real?" to an adult beats a wrong guess every time.
Report it in-app, delete it, move on. No shame, no clicked link.
Every lesson plays like a short film a teenager would actually finish — captioned so it works with the sound off, then closes with an interactive drill that checks they can spot it themselves.
Phishing and scare-DMs. Three scenarios, the same three tells, one safe move.
Impersonation, fake celebrity DMs, brand giveaways and catfishing-for-cash.
In-game scams: free-currency generators, fake trades and 2FA-code theft.
Grooming and coercion — the sensitive one, developed with child-safety guidance.
Drop-in digital-citizenship lessons with zero prep. Standards-aligned, classroom-ready, and short enough to fit a single period. Run a free pilot this term.
Explore for schoolsSee what your kid actually faces — then watch a lesson together. No lecture required; the scenarios start the conversation for you.
Explore for parentsWe protect businesses from these exact attacks every day. The people getting hit hardest — and taught the least — are kids. — Intelligent Automation, the security team behind Argos Guardian
Watch a real Argos Guardian lesson end to end, or bring the whole curriculum to your school with a free pilot.