By industry
Banks get fake support lines. Airlines get fake points offers. Retailers get fake stores. See how scammers copy organizations like yours, and how we get the threats taken down.
All industries
Grouped by what scammers are after. Each page shows the threats that sector sees most, the teams they affect and how they get taken down.
Insights
Insights & trends
How scam operations test, refine and scale their campaigns, and what that means for the teams defending against them.
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Malicious apps
How a fake travel app was used to go after customers' financial details.
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Attack surface
Every step of the journey, including sign-up and support, is something scammers can copy. Here's where to look.
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FAQ
The tricks are similar, but the bait changes. Airlines see fake points offers, banks see fake support numbers, retailers see fake stores and charities see fake appeals. Knowing what your sector gets helps you spot it sooner.
Yes. Any organization people trust can be copied. Browse by threat to find what you're seeing, or get in touch and we'll walk you through what we'd look for.
Fraud, security, brand and marketing, customer support and legal teams. Each industry page shows which teams are affected and what we take off their desk.
Some do. In the US, the FTC Impersonation Rule lets the FTC pursue scammers who impersonate businesses, with penalties up to $53,088 per violation. Our legislation pages explain the rules in the US, the UK, the EU, Australia and Singapore.
It depends on the threat and the provider. We send an evidence-backed request as soon as a threat is confirmed, track every case and escalate until it's offline.
Start with a free threat scan of your domain, or book a demo and we'll show you what we'd watch for in your sector.
See Unphish in action
Book a demo tailored to your sector, or request a takedown if you've already found a scam.