Phishing takedown · Brand impersonation response

Phishing Website Removal & Takedown Services

Detect, report, and remove phishing websites quickly with coordinated takedowns, fake site reporting, and continuous monitoring.

70+ integrations ready to use for takedowns

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https://acme-login.tk/secure/verifyNOT YOUR DOMAIN
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COPY CONFIRMED
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logo · exact copy
page layout · 98% copy
page styling · copied
login form sends data away
DOMAIN SELLER AND HOST TOLDTAKEDOWN FILED

A phishing site is a copy of a page your customers already trust. It goes up on a domain that reads almost right, takes passwords and card details for as long as nobody notices, and the first warning is usually a customer asking whether an email was real. How quickly it comes down is the part you control.

How it works

From first sighting to gone.

  1. 01

    Detect threats

    Find phishing pages, lookalike domains, and the sites behind them aimed at your brand.

  2. 02

    Report it to whoever can act

    Package the evidence and send it through the right reporting route, documented the same way every time.

  3. 03

    Remove phishing websites

    Drive coordinated takedowns, with status tracking, until the fake pages are offline.

  4. 04

    Monitor for recurrence

    Watch for the same scam returning on a new address so the next round does not slip through.

What to do first

Found a fake site? Here is what to do.

None of this needs a security team. Capture a couple of things, keep away from the page itself, then get it in front of someone who can act on it.

  • Copy the full web address, exactly as it appears in your browser.
  • Screenshot the page, including any sign-in or payment boxes.
  • Do not type anything into it and do not sign in. Looking is enough.
  • Send us the link through our report form. If it targets a brand we protect, or there is a clear public-interest case, an analyst picks it up and we take it to whoever can pull it offline, usually the company that sold the domain name (the registrar) or the company hosting it. Anything outside that is better sent straight to the authorities, which in the UK means the National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) and Action Fraud.
  • Fake sites often come back on a slightly different address. Website monitoring watches for the repeats so nobody has to keep checking by hand.
Why teams choose JSsec

Built for teams that need speed and accountability.

Reports built the same way every time

Evidence-led reports, built to help the provider confirm it faster and act sooner.

Continuous monitoring coverage

Ongoing monitoring helps spot the same scam coming back, and lowers the chance of a repeat.

Need phishing removed quickly?

Tell us what you are seeing, we will help you confirm it is real, file the right reports, and chase the removal until it is gone.

Integrations

Over 70 integrations ready to use for takedowns

Removal requests go to whoever can act: the domain seller (registrar), the hosting company, the content delivery network (CDN) serving the page, the platform, the browser makers, or the social network, with evidence packaged the way each one wants it so pages come down faster.

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