The 30-second brand check that hunts typosquat domains in certificate transparency logs now lives as Check 4 in the suite. Cybersecurity News readers are redirected automatically.
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To the suite: Check 4 — the DomainGuard 30-second brand check (the crt.sh certificate-transparency typosquat hunt). This page redirects you automatically; use the link below if it does not.
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Typosquatting is registering domain names that look like a trusted brand — swapped letters, added hyphens, lookalike Unicode characters, or a different TLD — to trick people into visiting a phishing site or trusting a scam email. The 30-second check hunts for them in certificate transparency logs.
Register the obvious lookalike variants of your brand yourself, repeat the certificate-transparency search regularly — squatters register new domains constantly — and consider continuous monitoring that alerts you the moment a lookalike is registered.
A typosquatted domain is a lookalike domain registered to exploit typing mistakes or visual similarity with a real brand. Attackers use them for phishing, credential theft, and brand impersonation — every one leaves a public trace in certificate transparency logs.
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