IP Infringement
Domain Protection
Protect your domain portfolio against brand impersonation and misuse, including detection, monitoring, and disruption of cyberattacks.
Relentless Disruption. Immediate Protection.
Speed to detect complex domain abuse tactics and impersonating content.
Retain customer loyalty and trust.
Recoup productivity costs and time with automated solutions and reporting.
Gain greater visibility into criminal tactics and readily available attack data for analysis.
Speed to detect complex domain abuse tactics and impersonating content.
Speed to detect complex domain abuse tactics and impersonating content.
Speed to detect complex domain abuse tactics and impersonating content.
Retain customer loyalty and trust.
Recoup productivity costs and time with automated solutions and reporting.
Gain greater visibility into criminal tactics and readily available attack data for analysis.
Domain Monitoring
Netcraft keeps your domain and brand protected — eliminating the burden of manually tracking domain misuse across threat actor techniques.
Data Sources
Abuse Box
Reporting Community
CT Logs
CT Logs
Cybercrime Reporting
Cybercrime Reporting
DNS Registrations
DNS Registrations
Malicious Ad Monitoring
Malicious Ad Monitoring
Netcraft Web Server Survey
Netcraft Web Server Survey
Referrer Logs
Referrer Logs
Zone Files
Zone Files
Netcraft identifies domains from a wide range of data sources to detect maliciously registered look-alike domains and hostnames — even those not yet hosting infringing content. We continuously monitor these domains, checking for changes every day.
Netcraft identifies domains from a wide range of data sources to detect maliciously registered look-alike domains and hostnames — even those not yet hosting infringing content. We continuously monitor these domains, checking for changes every day.
Netcraft identifies domains from a wide range of data sources to detect maliciously registered look-alike domains and hostnames — even those not yet hosting infringing content. We continuously monitor these domains, checking for changes every day.
Attack Types We Track
Our digital risk protection platform searches for the following attack types that could be impersonating your domain. Netcraft monitors and identifies impersonations that, when confirmed malicious, our team automatically submits for it to be taken down.
Web-Brand Abuse Attacks
Web-Brand Abuse Attacks
Web-Brand Abuse Attacks
Web-Brand Abuse Attacks
Malicious Infrastructure & Delivery Mechanisms
Malicious Infrastructure & Delivery Mechanisms
Malicious Infrastructure & Delivery Mechanisms
Malicious Infrastructure & Delivery Mechanisms
Phishing & Social Engineering Exploits
Phishing & Social Engineering Exploits
Phishing & Social Engineering Exploits
Phishing & Social Engineering Exploits
Hosting & Content Abuse
Hosting & Content Abuse
Hosting & Content Abuse
Hosting & Content Abuse
We Don’t Leave You in the Dark
We Don’t Leave You in the Dark
We Don’t Leave You in the Dark
We Don’t Leave You in the Dark
We give you full visibility into the search patterns and rules that are used to find impersonating content. At a glance, you can view what patterns, probe streams, certificate patterns, and page patterns that we're using to find malicious URLs.
Detection-in-Depth
Detection-in-Depth
Detection-in-Depth
Detection-in-Depth
When a domain alone doesn’t confirm a brand impersonation, we look for additional indicators of malicious content, including link following, credential stuffing, fuzzy matching, and OCR.
Netcraft Screenshot Tool
Netcraft Screenshot Tool
Netcraft Screenshot Tool
Netcraft Screenshot Tool
Gain visibility into where impersonated sites are hosting malicious content versus redirecting visitors elsewhere — across our proxy detection network. Netcraft automatically collects all relevant details and initiates takedown requests on your behalf.
Business Email Compromise
Business Email Compromise
Business Email Compromise
Business Email Compromise
Defend your domains against business email compromise with DMARC visualization.
Highlight insecure configurations
Automatically handle incoming reports of misuse
Unmatched Scale and Effectiveness
Increase your ROI while decreasing criminal impact. When you fight back, you become a more expensive target — making threat actors think twice before targeting your brand.
33%
33%
33%
33%
we take down 33% of all phishing attacks
we take down 33% of all phishing attacks
23B+
23B+
23B+
23B+
datapoints analyzed annually
datapoints analyzed annually
220M+
220M+
220M+
220M+
cybercrime attacks blocked
cybercrime attacks blocked
25M+
25M+
25M+
25M+
attacks taken down (and counting)
attacks taken down (and counting)
Frequently Asked Questions
Why do I need to protect my brand’s domain?
Online retailers and businesses across all sectors use websites and domains to sell services and develop their brand. Criminals will ‘spoof’ your legitimate domain in order to make their cyber attacks appear more convincing.
What’s the risk of domain spoofing to my organization?
Your brand reputation, your customer loyalty, and ultimately your financial bottom line is at risk because your website is often the primary point of interaction between your business and customers— as well as your employees, partners, and prospective employees.
How do cybercriminals spoof my domain?
Criminals will use a number of techniques to trick a victim into thinking that the fraudulent website is legitimate. This includes registering and substituting look-alike characters, such as “o” (letter O) and “0” (zero) with the domain.
The impersonating website will often include duplicated logos, trademarks, and products of the legitimate site to make the scam more convincing. Victims are reassured when they see familiar branding, and are less likely to suspect malicious activity.
What is typosquatting?
Typosquatting occurs when criminals register a common misspelling of another organization’s domain as their own. If you mistype the legitimate site (for example, www.bbcco.uk) you’ll arrive at the criminal’s site instead. In many cases, the site will have been crafted to resemble the legitimate site you intended to visit.
Why do I need to protect my brand’s domain?
Online retailers and businesses across all sectors use websites and domains to sell services and develop their brand. Criminals will ‘spoof’ your legitimate domain in order to make their cyber attacks appear more convincing.
What’s the risk of domain spoofing to my organization?
Your brand reputation, your customer loyalty, and ultimately your financial bottom line is at risk because your website is often the primary point of interaction between your business and customers— as well as your employees, partners, and prospective employees.
How do cybercriminals spoof my domain?
Criminals will use a number of techniques to trick a victim into thinking that the fraudulent website is legitimate. This includes registering and substituting look-alike characters, such as “o” (letter O) and “0” (zero) with the domain.
The impersonating website will often include duplicated logos, trademarks, and products of the legitimate site to make the scam more convincing. Victims are reassured when they see familiar branding, and are less likely to suspect malicious activity.
What is typosquatting?
Typosquatting occurs when criminals register a common misspelling of another organization’s domain as their own. If you mistype the legitimate site (for example, www.bbcco.uk) you’ll arrive at the criminal’s site instead. In many cases, the site will have been crafted to resemble the legitimate site you intended to visit.
Why do I need to protect my brand’s domain?
Online retailers and businesses across all sectors use websites and domains to sell services and develop their brand. Criminals will ‘spoof’ your legitimate domain in order to make their cyber attacks appear more convincing.
What’s the risk of domain spoofing to my organization?
Your brand reputation, your customer loyalty, and ultimately your financial bottom line is at risk because your website is often the primary point of interaction between your business and customers— as well as your employees, partners, and prospective employees.
How do cybercriminals spoof my domain?
Criminals will use a number of techniques to trick a victim into thinking that the fraudulent website is legitimate. This includes registering and substituting look-alike characters, such as “o” (letter O) and “0” (zero) with the domain.
The impersonating website will often include duplicated logos, trademarks, and products of the legitimate site to make the scam more convincing. Victims are reassured when they see familiar branding, and are less likely to suspect malicious activity.
What is typosquatting?
Typosquatting occurs when criminals register a common misspelling of another organization’s domain as their own. If you mistype the legitimate site (for example, www.bbcco.uk) you’ll arrive at the criminal’s site instead. In many cases, the site will have been crafted to resemble the legitimate site you intended to visit.
Why do I need to protect my brand’s domain?
Online retailers and businesses across all sectors use websites and domains to sell services and develop their brand. Criminals will ‘spoof’ your legitimate domain in order to make their cyber attacks appear more convincing.
What’s the risk of domain spoofing to my organization?
Your brand reputation, your customer loyalty, and ultimately your financial bottom line is at risk because your website is often the primary point of interaction between your business and customers— as well as your employees, partners, and prospective employees.
How do cybercriminals spoof my domain?
Criminals will use a number of techniques to trick a victim into thinking that the fraudulent website is legitimate. This includes registering and substituting look-alike characters, such as “o” (letter O) and “0” (zero) with the domain.
The impersonating website will often include duplicated logos, trademarks, and products of the legitimate site to make the scam more convincing. Victims are reassured when they see familiar branding, and are less likely to suspect malicious activity.
What is typosquatting?
Typosquatting occurs when criminals register a common misspelling of another organization’s domain as their own. If you mistype the legitimate site (for example, www.bbcco.uk) you’ll arrive at the criminal’s site instead. In many cases, the site will have been crafted to resemble the legitimate site you intended to visit.
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