Phishing and malware sites
Detect cloned login pages, credential-harvesting kits and malware downloads as they appear, and remove them through hosting providers, registrars and browser blocklists.
How takedowns workThreatWarder monitors the web, new domains, social media and app stores for threats that use your brand, verifies each one, and takes it down through the right registrar, host or platform.
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Attackers move between domains, websites, social accounts, marketplaces and app stores. ThreatWarder covers all of them and files the right type of takedown for each.
Detect cloned login pages, credential-harvesting kits and malware downloads as they appear, and remove them through hosting providers, registrars and browser blocklists.
How takedowns workFind pirated video, software, courses and documents on file hosts, streaming sites and in search results. We prepare and send compliant DMCA notices and track every response.
See evidence packsStop counterfeit storefronts, unauthorized resellers and misleading ads that use your name or logo. Enforce your trademark rights on marketplaces and ad networks.
Talk to an expertMonitor new registrations, certificate transparency logs and DNS changes for typosquats and lookalike domains, and act before they are used for phishing.
Detection coverageRemove fake support accounts, impostor executive profiles and scam pages on social networks and messaging platforms through each platform's reporting process.
Talk to an expertIdentify repackaged, malicious or unauthorized apps on official and third-party app stores and have them delisted with store-specific takedown requests.
Detection coverageEvery case follows the same four steps. Automation handles the volume and our analysts review anything that needs a judgment call.
Crawlers, certificate log monitors, DNS feeds, social listeners and app store scanners look for your brand terms, logos and content around the clock.
ContinuousMachine learning scores each result. Confirmed threats are reviewed by an analyst and documented with screenshots, WHOIS, hosting and file hash evidence.
MinutesThe correct notice is sent to the correct party: registrar, hosting abuse desk, DMCA agent, platform trust and safety team or browser blocklist.
HoursWe confirm removal, watch for mirrors and re-uploads, escalate when a provider does not respond, and report results in dashboards or your own tools.
OngoingSecurity, legal and brand teams work from the same case record. Every action is logged, every notice can be reproduced, and every outcome is measurable.
Most teams start with a shared inbox, a spreadsheet and outside counsel on retainer. Here is what changes with a dedicated platform.
| Capability | Manual process | ThreatWarder |
|---|---|---|
| Time to detection | Days or weeks, often after a customer complains | Minutes, through continuous monitoring of domains, certificates, social media and app stores |
| Evidence | Ad hoc screenshots that may not hold up | Timestamped evidence packs captured automatically at detection |
| Notices | One template emailed to whatever address can be found | The correct legal notice to the correct abuse desk, DMCA agent or platform form |
| Follow-up | Tracked in spreadsheets; stalled cases are forgotten | Automatic reminders, escalation and recurrence monitoring |
| Reporting | Assembled by hand before each leadership meeting | Dashboards, scheduled exports and a REST API |
| Cost | Analyst hours plus hourly legal fees per case | Predictable subscription with unlimited takedowns |
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"We used to hear about phishing sites from angry customers. Now they are gone before the campaign emails land, and the evidence pack is already in the legal folder."
"Typosquat alerts go straight into our SIEM. We block internally within minutes while ThreatWarder handles the registrar. It fit our workflow instead of adding another portal."
"Thousands of pirated episodes a month meant a full-time paralegal sending DMCA notices. Now the notices go out automatically and I only see the counter-notices that need a lawyer."
Practical material from the ThreatWarder team. Available on request while the resource library is being built.

How phishing kits, lookalike domains and fake support accounts are built, sold and reused, based on the cases we handled this year.
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What a compliant notice must contain, where to send it for each major platform, and how to handle counter-notices.
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A walkthrough of certificate transparency monitoring and why the first hours after registration are the best time to act.
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