Anticipate and prevent phishing attacks
Ubilibet’s Domain Name Monitoring service allows you to surveil and track changes on third-party registered domains, so you can prevent potential cyberattacks. This is especially recommended if you want to keep an eye on:
- Registered domains that have no content at all
- Registered domains with non-harmful content
- Registered domains which used to have fraudulent content but have been disabled (watching these domains is vital to detect potential reactivation processes)
Website Spoofing Monitoring
Our automated system regularly checks all updates made to a website, including text and non-text elements — images, look and feel, logos, etc. This way, you can identify early on any changes that could impact your online reputation.
Whois Monitoring
From DNS to contacts, domain holder or registrar identity, Ubilibet monitors all changes made to the Whois of a registered domain. Our goal is to identify Whois updates preceding a potential cyberattack, such as a registrar transfer resulting from domain trading or a change to the DNS indicating a phishing campaign.
Monitoring Whois changes also allows our team to flag in advance domains that are about to expire, so you can register them before anyone else.
DNS Zone Monitoring
Monitoring the DNS zone of a registered domain name allows you to keep an eye on the key logs necessary to launch a cyberattack. For example, a new MX record can be a sign of scamming or a potential phishing campaign, while changes to the A record usually mean the domain has been transferred to another hosting provider and could therefore have new fraudulent content.
Frequently asked Questions (FaQ)
What is content monitoring?
Content monitoring is a monitoring service that tracks changes in the content of cybersquatted or potentially fraudulent domains to detect when possible violations or elements indicating the preparation of phishing or brand impersonation attacks, such as the mail server, are activated.
Why is content monitoring important?
Content monitoring is a key tool for anticipating cyberattacks and online fraud campaigns, as it alerts us when it detects a signal indicating that a domain is preparing for potential criminal activity. Furthermore, it is also a useful tool for verifying that a domain deactivated after a request or UDRP does not become operational again, or for confirming that it has been deactivated.
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