Noetis Phish Report
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Lookalike Exposure Scan

Most impersonation uses a domain that looks almost exactly like yours — a letter changed, a word added, or the same name on a different ending. This scan finds the look-alikes someone has already registered, and flags any that can send email pretending to be you — then tells you, in plain English, who to hand each finding to.

Enter your business's domain — the one on your website, cards, and invoices. Even if your email is Gmail or another provider, scan the domain people associate with you (for example your website address). Noetis generates the most likely look-alikes and checks which are already registered — and whether any can send email pretending to be you. This is a one-time scan, not ongoing monitoring.

Built for the non-technical owner

You don't need to understand DNS. The report says plainly what each look-alike is, why it matters, and exactly who can act on it — your email admin, your domain registrar, or your security team.

With a clean technical hand-off

One click opens a printable hand-off with ready-to-paste mail-filter block entries, a defensive-registration list for your registrar, and an IOC export (CSV/JSON) for your blocklist or SIEM.

What this is — and isn't. This is a point-in-time snapshot, not continuous monitoring, and it checks the most likely look-alikes, not every possible one. A registered look-alike is not proof of wrongdoing — it may belong to an unrelated business or a parking company. Treat the findings as leads to review, and re-scan periodically as the picture changes.