Live Threat Intelligence
When someone gets scammed, I don't stop at fixing the computer. I go after the fake websites behind these scams and get them shut down.
My takedown system runs around the clock. It finds scam websites, checks that they're live scams, reports them to the companies hosting them, and keeps checking until they're gone. Client watches for businesses work differently: I check every match by hand before anything is reported.
I measure what happens after every report: whether the site goes offline, and how quickly. The numbers below come straight from that system and update automatically. Run a business? I can watch for fakes of your website too ›
My Scam Takedown Results
Real numbers, not estimates.
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How It Works
1. Find. The system watches public scam lists and runs its own searches for fake login pages, fake stores and fake tech support sites.
2. Check. It confirms each site is a live scam before anything is reported.
3. Report. It reports the site to the company hosting it and the company that registered its web address.
4. Follow up. It keeps checking until the site is gone and records how long that took.
More Than One Website at a Time
Scammers rarely run just one fake site. I also track the accounts, file-sharing pages, chat channels and web addresses they use to spread them, so I can report a whole scam operation at once instead of one site at a time.
Questions? Call or text 262-901-5600 or send me a message ›
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