Phishing Takedown Services

We help take action against a wide range of phishing threats, including fraudulent websites that impersonate your brand, look-alike or deceptive domains, malicious links and redirects, and phishing infrastructure used to steal login credentials, payment details, or personal information. Where phishing campaigns rely on copied brand assets, we can also pursue DMCA-supported takedowns alongside abuse-based enforcement.

Timelines vary depending on the platform, jurisdiction, and nature of the case. Some requests can be resolved quickly, while others may require extended follow-up or escalation.

No removal can be guaranteed, as outcomes depend on legal eligibility and third-party platform decisions. We focus on pursuing the strongest possible strategy for each case.

To help us assess your request efficiently, please provide as much of the following as possible:

• Phishing URL(s) or domain name(s)

• Screenshots of the phishing website or fraudulent content

• Email details, such as sender address, headers, or subject line (if applicable)

• Description of the phishing activity or impersonation behaviour

• Any evidence of brand misuse (logos, copied content, look-and-feel)

• Context on how the phishing activity is impacting your brand or customers

Providing detailed information helps our team assess the threat quickly and determine the most effective takedown approach.

Additional details or documentation may be requested during our assessment.

Yes. All phishing takedown requests are handled confidentially, and no client or case details are shared without permission.

Yes. We manage takedown requests across multiple regions and platforms, taking into account local legal and procedural requirements.

A DMCA takedown is used when a phishing site unlawfully copies your copyrighted content, such as logos, images, or website text under U.S. law. Other phishing takedown methods focus on abuse, fraud, and security violations and involve working directly with hosting providers, registrars, and platform abuse teams. In many phishing cases, a combination of these approaches is used to achieve faster and more effective results.

In many cases, removed websites remain offline, but reappearance is possible. Ongoing monitoring and enforcement can help address repeat infringements.

You can submit a takedown request through our form, and our team will review the case and advise on next steps.