Identity & Impersonation Protection
Look-alike profiles and spoofed domains, treated as signals
DNA WEB checks for profile and handle look-alikes, spoofed or typosquatted domains, and scam or synthetic-media indicators. Every match is reported as a signal consistent with impersonation, pending your review — never as a confirmed verdict.
What it finds
Signals this pillar surfaces
Profile and handle look-alikes
Accounts using a similar name, photo or bio pattern across social platforms.
Spoofed or typosquatted domains
Domain, DNS and certificate-transparency signals for look-alike domains registered near your real one.
Scam and phishing indicators
Public reports and pattern matches consistent with impersonation-driven scams.
Synthetic-media indicators
Signals consistent with manipulated or AI-generated media referencing the entity, flagged for verification rather than asserted.
How it works
From identifier to verified finding
- 01
Baseline identity is recorded
Your verified handles, domains and profile details form the comparison baseline.
- 02
Look-alikes are searched
Name, handle and visual-pattern similarity checks run across configured sources.
- 03
Domain and certificate checks run
WHOIS/RDAP, DNS and certificate-transparency logs are checked for spoofed domains.
- 04
Signals are labelled, not asserted
Every match is shown as 'signal consistent with impersonation' pending your confirmation.
What it is not
Boundaries we hold
- Not a verdict — impersonation signals are labelled pending your confirmation, never stated as fact.
- Not deepfake detection with certainty — synthetic-media indicators are probabilistic, not conclusive.
- Not automatic takedown of look-alike accounts — reporting to the platform remains a Resolution Center option you approve.
- Not built from scraping platforms against their terms of service.