Unmasking Crypto Scams: How to Protect Your Brand and Customers with Accessible Detection Tools
Detecting and Preventing Crypto Scams
Anyone who has ventured into the world of cryptocurrency knows it has its fair share of bad actors. Armed with a combination of technical expertise and financial savvy, these scammers have developed...
Unphish Gets a Major Boost from the Australian Government
Support from Australian Government
Protecting your brand from fake websites, social media impersonation and other online threats is more crucial than ever. With cybercriminals creating around 1.5 million...
How to monitor for fake websites and social media accounts
Why Monitoring is Essential
protecting your brand from impersonation and fraud is more crucial than ever. Fake websites and social media accounts can cause significant damage to your brand’s reputation and customer trust. Brandsec and...
How to Address Fake Facebook Profiles
Learn how to identify and address fake Facebook profiles, including staff impersonation, customer support scams, brand impersonation, and crypto scams.
Identifying and Protecting Against Scam Websites
Identify scam websites and protect your brand with brandsec’s monitoring, auditing, and takedown services. Ensure your online safety today.
Can You Report a Fake Website?
Learn how to report a fake website to Domain Name Registrars, Web Hosts, and Google for delisting.
Technical Signals of Fake Shops
Fake Shops cause millions of dollars of loss every year. They are simple, easy to deploy yet very effective in terms of their ability to snare victims.
Unphish Beta Launch
brandsec is pleased to announce the launch of Unphish beta which will see us testing our proprietary enforcement workflows with over 200 different platforms.
Unphish: a smart online enforcement and takedown platform
Unphish is an is an advanced online enforcement case management platform designed to empower brands to identify, report, and manage online brand infringements efficiently. Learn more here.
RAA update – Domain Name Registrars put on notice to improve their response to abuse
Effective April 5, 2024, an amendment to the 2013 Registrar Accreditation Agreement mandates new responsibilities for registrars concerning the handling of DNS Abuse for gTLD domains. This amendment specifies the obligations of registrars to act upon receiving credible...
Fake Ads on Social Media: Leads for Criminals
Fake ads on social media is a growing problem. Learn the different scams and how to defend your brands
Safe Harbor: Implications for Hosting Providers that Ignore Malicious Content
safe harbor protects hosting parties from liability associated with 3rd parties publishing content on their servers, but this protection is not absoloute.