Get a phishing site using your brand taken down
Phishing wears your brand to fool your customers. This page is not an email filter. It is the takedown. When a fake login or lookalike page goes live, we report it and get it removed across the registrar, host, and browser blocklists. You only pay when it’s offline.
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Phishing infrastructure
What we take down
The page and the domain behind it are what a takedown targets. Each one links to a short definition in our glossary.
Credential harvesting
Fake login pages that collect passwords and MFA codes at scale.
Lookalike domains
Typo, combo, and homoglyph domains registered to host the fake.
Clone phishing
A copied real email or page with the links swapped for malicious ones.
Reverse-proxy phishing (AiTM)
Real-time relay attacks that sit between user and site to defeat MFA.
QR phishing (quishing)
Malicious links hidden inside QR codes on emails, posters, or invoices.
Email spoofing
Forged sender addresses, the delivery vehicle for most phishing.
Be honest with yourself
Report it yourself, or have us handle it
You can take a phishing site down without us. Here are the free channels, and when a managed takedown is worth it.
Report it yourself (free)
- Google Safe Browsing: Report the URL so Chrome, Firefox, and Safari warn visitors.
- APWG: Forward the phishing email to [email protected].
- PhishTank: Submit the URL to the community blocklist used by many security tools.
- Registrar & host abuse@: Find who controls the domain via WHOIS and email their abuse desk.
Have nebty handle it
- The same brand keeps getting cloned and you need it handled, not chased.
- The host or registrar is unresponsive or based offshore and needs escalation.
- You need it down fast, with evidence packaged the way providers act on.
- Your team’s time is worth more than hunting abuse contacts and chasing replies.
How it works
How a phishing takedown actually works
The same process we run on every case, and what you would do yourself if you took the DIY route.
- 1
Gather evidence
Capture the URL, a full-page screenshot, and the email or message that delivered it.
- 2
Identify the registrar and host
A WHOIS lookup shows who controls the domain and who serves the page. Those are the two parties who can pull it.
- 3
Submit structured abuse notices
Not a generic complaint: a documented notice that obligates the provider to act, under their own abuse policy.
- 4
Escalate across every layer
Registrar suspension, host removal, and browser blocklisting in parallel, so the page is cut off from several directions at once.
Workflow
How we run it for you
Four steps, from first review through to watching for the same kit coming back.
Analyze
We verify the report, confirm the brand abuse, and preserve technical and visual evidence.
Escalate
We file documented notices with the registrar and host and submit the URL to browser and anti-phishing blocklists in parallel.
Resolve
We push the case through to removal, with alternative routes when a provider goes silent, and keep your team posted.
Stabilize
After removal we watch for the same kit or operator reappearing on a new domain, so a campaign does not just respawn.
Why nebty
Transparent, success-billed, European
Pay only on success
No success, no fee. You pay for a page that is actually offline, not for a subscription or a queue of tickets.
No subscription, no sales gate
No annual contract and no "contact sales for a quote". Engage us per case, with pricing you can see up front.
European & GDPR-aligned
A European provider with EU data residency and native German-language service, outside the usual US vendor field.
To be clear about scope: we remove the phishing infrastructure impersonating your brand, meaning the fake pages and the domains behind them. We are not an email-security gateway, and we do not recover funds lost to a scam.
Common questions
What you’re probably wondering
How do I report a website impersonating my brand for phishing?
How long does it take to get a phishing site taken down?
Do I contact the registrar or the host?
Can I take a phishing site down myself, or do I need a service?
How much does a phishing takedown cost?
What evidence do I need to report a phishing site?
Phishing is impersonation used to steal, and it sits under brand impersonation protection. See the full takedown service, catch the domains early with domain monitoring and social media monitoring, or see the vertical pages for fintech and crypto.
Found a phishing page using your brand? We take it down.
Send us the URL and we manage the removal end to end across the registrar, host, and browser blocklists. No subscription, and no fee unless it works.