Many scams start with a web address that looks like yours
Fake invoices, copied websites and fake login pages run on lookalikes such as yourcompany-invoices.com. We find them, tell you which can send email as you, and get the ones used against you taken down.
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What criminals do with a fake web address
Every page below describes the same product. What changes is what the criminal does with the fake address.
Prevent invoice fraud
Our fake-invoice case: a fake invoice domain taken offline by its registrar.
- Real
- yourcompany.com
- Fake
- yourcompany-invoices.com
Stop fake online stores
Our e-commerce case: 14 fake stores taken down in two weeks.
- Real
- yourbrand.com
- Fake
- yourbrand-outlet.com
Protect your brand
Our software-group case: a cloned website taken down before any customer was known to have used it.
- Real
- yourbrand.com
- Fake
- yourbrand-shop.com
A fake invoice domain is registered and set up to send email before the first invoice goes out, and we can catch it at that stage.
Other ways it is used
Stop phishing attacks
Fake emails, fake booking or payment pages and fake sites that use your name to fool customers or staff.
Read moreStop credential harvesting
Fake login pages for your Microsoft 365 or customer portal, on web addresses that look like yours.
Read moreMan-in-the-middle attacks
Fake login pages that pass your details to the real site as you type, so they can get past two-step login.
Read moreStop malware and ransomware
Fake download and update pages on lookalike domains that hand out malware in your name.
Read moreStop SMS phishing (smishing)
Text messages that link to a lookalike of your domain. We cannot stop the text, so we go after the site.
Read moreStop QR code phishing
Fake QR codes that lead to a lookalike of your domain. We go after the site the code points to.
Read more
How it works in your sector
What a fake address is used for depends on who pays whom in your business. Each page walks through one attack on your sector and what we watch for you.
Financial services
Fake client portals and new payment instructions sent in your name
Read moreManufacturing and distribution
Fake invoices that send your customers’ payments to criminals
Read moreProfessional services
Payment redirection and document scams aimed at your clients
Read moreTechnology and SaaS
Lookalike login pages, cloned sites and fake job offers
Read moreE-commerce and retail
Fake stores, fake support pages and scam texts aimed at your shoppers
Read moreCrypto and digital assets
Fake exchanges and wallet drainers built on your brand
Read more
What we cover and what we don't
We watch around 500 names per domain that an attacker is most likely to use. A name nobody would predict can slip past that list. Watching new certificates and copies of your website is how we catch more of those.
For IT and security teams
Where your other security tools stop
Email filters, firewalls and staff training guard your own systems. A lookalike domain is registered and run by the criminal, outside all of them.
What we have taken down
Four of our cases, each ending with the fake taken offline.
- Fake online stores
Seven fake stores found within three days. Five taken down in the first week, and 14 in the first two weeks.
Read the case study: 14 fake stores taken down in two weeks - Fake invoices
On anti-phishing blocklists the same day. The registrar later took the domain offline.
Read the case study: Fake invoice domain taken offline - Copied website
Offline about 24 hours after the copy was confirmed.
Read the case study: Copied website removed in about a day - Copied website
Offline before any customer, prospect or employee was known to have used it.
Read the case study: Cloned website taken down
Find out who is using your name
Start with a free scan of your domain, or book a demo and we will show you what we find, live.
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