Threat intelligence
One fake site is a case. Fifty on the same servers, built from the same kit, is a campaign. Unphish links related threats by what scammers reuse, profiles the groups behind them and shows which campaigns are active, so you can take down the whole operation at once.
How it works
Every case adds to what we know. Shared servers, kits and lures connect new threats to old ones, so patterns that would stay hidden case by case become clear.
The results
From cases we linked and closed for our clients in the first half of 2026.
What's included
FAQ
It's what we learn by connecting threats to each other. Instead of treating every fake site or account as a separate case, Unphish groups related threats into campaigns, profiles the groups behind them and tracks how each campaign changes over time, so you can act on the whole operation.
By what scammers reuse, such as IP addresses, registrars, hosting networks, certificates, phishing kit templates, image and favicon files, phone numbers, payment details and wording. Each campaign shows the shared evidence that links its members, so you can see why they belong together.
We remember it. When a new site or account turns up with the same fingerprint, like the same kit, favicon file, hosting or phone number, it's linked to the existing campaign as soon as it's found. It goes straight into the same takedown process, so your team doesn't start from scratch.
Profiles of the groups behind repeat campaigns, covering how they host, what tools they use, who they target and which cases they're linked to. They're built and checked by our analysts and never created automatically, and each is rated by severity.
You can send every open threat in a campaign to enforcement at once, where configured. We know which platforms, hosts and registrars act on reports and which need escalating, and new sites that match a known campaign are linked as soon as they're found.
Yes. Campaigns, summaries and timelines are built from the cases we handle and the evidence behind them. Timelines show the date each threat was detected, and every campaign links back to its member cases.
Yes. Campaigns and reports can be exported, and scheduled reports keep security, fraud and brand teams up to date. Every detection and takedown is recorded, giving you a complete audit trail.
Yes. The FTC Impersonation Rule, in force since April 2024, allows civil penalties up to $53,088 per violation for impersonating a business. Unphish finds and takes down those impersonations fast, with a complete audit trail of every detection and takedown.
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