Recovery
How a domain gets recovered: UDRP in plain English
The UDRP is how most copycat domains are taken back from the people who registered them. Here is what it proves, what it costs, how long it takes, and what it cannot do.
Arya Stark··7 min
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Threats
What counts as a copycat domain
Typosquats, homographs, TLD swaps, combosquats. The lookalike domains that steal your customers come in a handful of recognisable shapes. Here is how to read them.
Arya Stark··6 min
Playbooks
How to take down an impostor storefront
A fake store using your name and product photos has more than one weak point. Hitting several at once, in the right order, is what makes it disappear and stay gone.
Arya Stark··7 min
Recovery
UDRP, URS, or ACPA: which path fits your matter
Three different tools recover or neutralise a copycat domain, and they are not interchangeable. One transfers, one suspends, one can award damages. Here is how to choose.
Arya Stark··6 min
Playbooks
Catch a copycat domain before it goes live
The window between a lookalike being registered and being weaponised is days, sometimes hours. Watching the right signals turns that window into a head start.
Arya Stark··6 min