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The webinar, led by David Schropfer and David Mitnick, focused on the importance of identifying fake websites before they are used by scammers to trick customers. The discussion emphasized the evolving threats of fraud and the need for effective tools and strategies to combat them. The speakers highlighted the ineffectiveness of registering every possible URL to protect a brand, and instead stressed the importance of proactively monitoring for potential domain scams. They also discussed the challenges of organizing brand and domain protection outside of a platform and the importance of immediate shutdown if a domain is harming a brand.
Webinar on Identifying Fake Websites
David Schropfer and David Mitnick faced some technical difficulties at the start of the webinar. The discussion was about the importance of identifying fake websites before they are used by scammers to trick customers. The key points to be covered in the discussion were not specified.
Fake Domains and Evolving Fraud Threats
David Schropfer and David Mitnick discussed the importance of identifying fake domains used in fraudulent activities. They emphasized that such domains are often used in phishing and email attacks to steal money, credentials, and personal information. They also noted that these domains can be used to create counterfeit sites to trick customers into making payments. The discussion highlighted that these threats have been increased by the use of AI, making threat actors more efficient at finding new ways to commit fraud. They concluded that the topic was important and timely due to the need for effective tools and strategies to combat these evolving threats.
Domain Scam Monitoring and Action Plan
David Schropfer emphasized the ineffectiveness of registering every possible URL to protect a brand. He explained that a new domain could always be created, even with small variations. David also highlighted the need to proactively monitor for potential domain scams rather than waiting for customer complaints. He suggested using free and other tools to narrow down the list of registered domains to the ones that matter most. David Mitnick agreed with David Schropfer points, emphasizing the importance of tracking potential liabilities without incurring unnecessary costs. They also discussed the need for an action plan once a scam is detected.
Domainskate: Monitoring and Managing Domains
David Schropfer discussed the importance of monitoring and managing domains to identify potential threats and infringements. He demonstrated the use of a tool, Domainskate, to identify misspelled or otherwise potentially harmful domains, such as those that closely resemble established brands. He emphasized the need for daily monitoring of these domains for any changes that might indicate a malicious activity. David also pointed out that manually managing these tasks can be time-consuming and recommended using a platform like Domainskate for efficiency and effectiveness.
Brand and Domain Protection Outside Platforms
David Schropfer and David Mitnick discussed the challenges of organizing brand and domain protection outside of a platform. They addressed a question about what to do when a domain is harming a brand, emphasizing the importance of immediate shutdown if there’s evidence of customer theft or phishing. They also explained the significance of a screenshot, stating that if a website exists, it means a domain has been created and could potentially be harming a brand. They suggested using a system like theirs for further research and monitoring. The webinar concluded with an open invitation for attendees to contact them via email or their website for any further queries or assistance.
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