Catch phishing infrastructure at the registration stage.
Phishing campaigns start with a domain registration. The window between registration and use is short: typically days: and the most damaging campaigns weaponize the domain within hours. Phishing Detection and Prevention catches lookalike registrations across every TLD continuously, with eight confusable match types covering the homoglyph attacks simple typo detection misses entirely.
Detection at registration, takedown before use.
Brand-protection teams, fraud-prevention teams, and customer-support teams run this workflow. The question they answer: what phishing infrastructure is being staged against our customers, and how do we shut it down before campaigns launch? Pre-Deepinfo, phishing infrastructure surfaces through customer reports after campaigns are already running. Post-Deepinfo, infrastructure surfaces continuously at the registration stage.
Coverage spans the eight confusable match types attackers use: exact-match, contains-match, fuzzy-match, fuzzy-contains, confusable-exact (homoglyph), confusable-contains, confusable-fuzzy, and confusable-fuzzy-contains. Detection runs continuously against newly-registered domains across the full TLD space. Each detection includes infrastructure indicators (NS, SSL, MX) that suggest planned use.
Outcomes: phishing infrastructure caught at registration before customers click; brand-defense effort shifts from reactive cleanup to proactive removal; customer trust preserved across the channels phishing uses.
Eight match types, one detection engine.
Fraudulent Domain Monitoring runs against eight confusable variants continuously. Managed Takedown removes detected infrastructure across registrars, hosts, and CDNs. Search Engine Monitoring catches paid-ad and SEO-poisoned phishing.
Eight confusable match types.
Typo, homoglyph, brand-keyword combinations, TLD variants, IDN attacks. Detection across all eight forces phishers to escalate to other techniques.
Infrastructure indicators.
Each detection carries NS, SSL, and MX state. Infrastructure pointing to known phishing networks, certificates already issued, or MX configured for impersonation flag high-confidence threats.
Managed Takedown integration.
Detected infrastructure routes to Managed Takedown for filing with registrars, hosting providers, CDNs, and SSL issuers in parallel. Tracks through to resolution.
Search-result monitoring.
Search Engine Monitoring catches paid-ad and SEO-poisoned phishing that bypasses domain-only detection. Useful for customer-service-search abuse and refund-flow impersonation.
Customers running phishing defense at real scale.
A major Türkiye-based bank
Brand-impersonation defense alongside continuous vendor risk and credential monitoring.
Read the storyAn e-commerce platform
Continuous brand defense scaling with retail volume and seasonal amplification.
Read the storyBrand impersonation protection
Detect and remove fake social media accounts, apps, and websites misusing your brand.
Read the use case“Catching phishing infrastructure at the registration stage, before campaigns go live, prevented entire phishing waves we'd otherwise have responded to after customers received messages.”
Related use cases.
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Brand impersonation runs continuously across domains, social accounts, mobile apps, and search results.
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A fraudulent domain detected and not removed continues hosting phishing pages.
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Fraud lands when prevention is reactive.
See use caseSee lookalike domains currently registered against you.
Run Deepinfo against your brand. The free threat exposure report includes a lookalike-domain scan; continuous monitoring picks up from there.