Brand Impersonation
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Ticketing & Event Fraud Needs Its Own Monitoring Category
Ticket fraud runs on a different clock than product counterfeiting — a fake listing has no shelf life past the event date, so a slow takedown recovers nothing.
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Website Spoofing vs. Clone Sites: What’s the Real Difference (and How to Catch Both)
Learn the real difference between typosquatting and full site cloning, how clone sites get built, and the four signals that catch one before it costs you customers.
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Influencer Partnership Fraud: Real Account, Fake Sponsorship
A real, verified influencer account can still be the vehicle for counterfeit fraud through a fraudulent brand-partnership claim.
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Livestream Commerce: The Counterfeit Channel Brands Aren’t Monitoring
Livestream shopping is the counterfeit channel most brand-protection stacks still can’t see. Here’s why static-listing scanners miss it, and what to do now.
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Fake Pharmacy Domains: A Brand Protection Case for Healthcare Companies
Fake pharmacy websites don’t just steal sales — they put your brand name on a product you never made, sold by a business you have no control over.
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Dark Web Brand Exposure: What Every Business Needs to Know
Dark web brand activity — counterfeit sourcing hubs, stolen assets, traded customer data — is a leading indicator, often preceding marketplace and social surges by weeks.
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Typosquatting Explained: The Fake-Domain Trick Behind Brand Impersonation
Typosquatting explained: how character-swap, TLD-swap and homoglyph domains trick shoppers into a fake brand address, and why a fixed watchlist always falls behind the pattern.
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Mondelez vs Aldi: The Lawsuit Over Dupe Packaging
Mondelez sued Aldi over dupe packaging in 2025. Here is what’s confirmed, what’s still pending, and what it means for brand owners protecting trade dress.
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Havells vs Havai: A Trademark Didn’t Save the Copycat
Delhi HC ruled a registered trademark doesn’t defeat a passing-off claim. Here’s what Havells vs Havai means for brand protection in India.
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705 Domains: Anatomy of a Brand Impersonation Attack
705 fraudulent domains targeted L’Oréal in three weeks, already active in employment scams. How the pattern was caught, and what it means for domain monitoring.