Uncover the connections behind phishing, clone sites,
malware and online scams. Turn a suspicious domain
into an investigation you can act on.
Brand impersonation · Illustrative investigation
Seed domain
Threats change their names and domains.
Their technical connections tell a longer story.
Follow lookalike domains, shared page assets and redirect paths to uncover related phishing infrastructure.
Investigate with Threat2TraceDiscovery, context and documentation.
Together in one investigation workspace.
Investigate a suspicious URL. Review the website, its technical signals and the context behind the capture.
Follow shared infrastructure, assets and redirects. Compare domains and examine the connections.
Watch for new connections, revisit findings and export evidence for the people who need to act.
Explore related domains through shared IPs, scripts, assets and redirect history. Inspect the signal behind each link.
Put domains side by side. Explore campaign and infrastructure profiles to see where technical signals overlap.
Review access checks with their location and capture context. Distinguish a blocked request from a valid page.
Follow domains and discover new links, replacements and changes as investigations evolve.
Bring screenshots, network captures and technical observations into a report with the context needed for review.
The domain discovery, technical fingerprinting and investigation approach behind Trace2Trace — applied to the websites and infrastructure behind online threats.
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Threat2Trace applies the Trace2Trace intelligence approach to phishing, cloned websites, fake storefronts, malware-related infrastructure and online scams. It is designed to help investigators connect domains, inspect technical evidence and monitor related activity.
No. This is an interactive product preview with fictional domains and illustrative findings. It lets you explore the investigation workflow without exposing customer investigations or private data.
Security and threat intelligence teams, brand protection teams, fraud investigators and researchers who need to understand the technical relationships behind suspicious websites.
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No. Shared infrastructure or assets are investigation leads. Findings should be assessed alongside the capture context and other evidence. A connection alone does not prove common ownership or malicious activity.