Digital Risk Protection
Telegram channels spoofing your brand.
Down in 4 hours. Before your SOC sees the first complaint.
Brandefense monitors Certificate Transparency logs, WHOIS delta feeds, and Telegram's public channel API daily — then contacts the registrar directly to pull the domain or channel before any victim reaches it.
Industry benchmark statistics
Median time from domain registration to first victim phish — DRP industry benchmark
Average registrar response without SLA escalation and pre-vetted abuse contact
New lookalike domains created per major brand per month — varies by brand exposure
How it works
Detection to registrar contact in under 4 hours
Three automated stages run daily. No manual ticket handoffs. No waiting for a phishing complaint to reach the SOC first.
CT log + WHOIS delta + Telegram enumeration — daily
Certificate Transparency logs record every new SSL cert within minutes of issuance. WHOIS delta feeds surface newly registered domains. Telegram's public channel API is scraped for brand keyword matches. Coverage typically runs 2–6 hours after a new registration goes live.
Threat scoring — typosquat, IDN homograph, kit fingerprint
Each detection is scored by Levenshtein distance, homograph character pattern, brand-prefix/suffix analysis, and phishing kit HTML hash match. False-positive rate held below 2% through automated screenshot analysis before any alert fires.
Registrar-direct abuse contact — not a generic form
We maintain pre-vetted abuse escalation templates with Namecheap, Tucows, GoDaddy, PDR Ltd., and 40+ ICANN-accredited registrars. First abuse contact sent within 4 hours of detection. Unresponsive registrars escalated to ICANN Compliance — which carries regulatory weight generic forms never do.
Platform
The Takedown Queue. Every detection in one view.
Domain, registrar, abuse contact, kit signature match, SLA timer. Your SOC approves the takedown — Brandefense handles the registrar contact. No ticket juggling, no escalation email threads, no manual abuse@ form submissions that sit in a queue for 72 hours.
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Threat coverage
Four vectors. One pipeline. One SLA.
Lookalike domains, Telegram impersonation channels, active phishing kits, and fake social accounts — Brandefense monitors all four and submits takedown requests before your customers encounter them.
Lookalike Domains
Typosquats, IDN homograph substitutions (Cyrillic 'а' for ASCII 'a'), and brand-name prefix/suffix registrations — caught via CT log scrape hours after registration, before the phishing kit goes live.
Learn moreTelegram Channels
Fake support channels and investment scam groups — channels with 3,000+ followers that your customers believe are official. Telegram's public channel API scraped daily for brand keyword matches.
Learn morePhishing Kits
HTML hash fingerprinting and file path analysis identify active 16Shop, xBalti, EvilProxy, and custom kit deployments on detected domains — before any victim reaches the login form.
Learn moreSocial Impersonation
Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, and LinkedIn namespace monitoring for fake accounts impersonating your brand's customer support or executive team.
Learn moreFrom the field
InfoSec and Trust & Safety teams that stopped reacting to phishing complaints
"We were getting five phishing complaints a week from customers hitting spoofed banking portals. Since Brandefense started monitoring our keywords in CT logs, we catch the domain at registration — before the first call reaches our support team. SOC gets an alert, approves the takedown, done."
"The Telegram scrape found a channel impersonating our customer support team — 3,000 members, all believing they were talking to us. We had no visibility into it. Brandefense flagged it, submitted the takedown, channel was gone in under 3 hours. That's coverage no internal team can replicate at that cost."
Delivers detections where your team already works
Active threat
Your brand is being impersonated right now.
A lookalike domain registered this morning. A Telegram channel with 2,000 followers. Brandefense finds both and contacts the registrar before your SOC sees the first ticket.