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Under Attack? We'll Help You Shut It Down. Fast.

If a lookalike or cloned domain is actively phishing your customers, staff or suppliers, speed is everything. Tell us what's happening and we'll get to work on disrupting the attack.

  • Takedown requests with pre-built evidence packs, fired to registrars, hosts and CDNs
  • Browser-level disruption via Google Safe Browsing and Microsoft SmartScreen submissions
  • Re-detection monitoring so the attack stays down, or we re-fire

Report a live attack

Four quick fields. We'll take it from there.

Why Speed Is the Whole Game

The faster an attacker's infrastructure is taken down, the less damage it does and the lower the chance they come back for more.

Damage compounds by the hour

A live phishing domain keeps harvesting credentials and payments for as long as it stays up. Every hour it is online, more of your customers, staff and suppliers are exposed.

Trust is expensive to rebuild

Victims blame the brand that was impersonated, not the attacker. Fast, visible action is the difference between an incident and a reputation problem.

Fast takedowns deter repeats

Attackers put their infrastructure where it survives longest. When their domains get disrupted quickly, your brand becomes an expensive target, and they move on.

How We Shut an Attack Down

Automated takedowns with a human team behind them. Prefer not to run any of it yourself? Our fully-managed option handles the whole takedown function on your behalf.

Step 1

Evidence pack, built automatically

Screenshots, WHOIS, DNS and hosting details, captured automatically and formatted the way registrars and hosts need them. No manual form-filling.

Step 2

Takedowns across 10 disruption channels

One click fires abuse reports to the registrar, host and CDN, plus Google Safe Browsing and Microsoft SmartScreen submissions that warn victims before the site comes down.

Step 3

Automated follow-up and escalation

Providers that sit on abuse reports get chased automatically, with escalation to the TLD registry when hosts and registrars fail to act.

Step 4

Re-detection if it comes back

Attackers re-register and re-host. We keep monitoring after the takedown, and if the infrastructure comes back online we re-fire the process.

And once this attack is handled, the same platform watches for the next one, before it goes live.