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🛡 Typosquatting Detector

Find potential typosquatting threats to your domain

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Potential Typosquatting Domains (0)
Interactive intelligence tool

Run the check, then ship the workflow

Use the browser tool for a fast answer, then move the same logic into scripts, monitoring, or product flows when it becomes repeatable.

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Start with the live form

Enter a domain, URL, IP, email, or record and get a focused result without setup.

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Review decision-ready signals

Outputs highlight statuses, risks, records, and next actions instead of raw provider noise.

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Automate the winning workflow

Use the request and response examples to turn a one-off check into an API call or recipe.

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Context

Compare the result with related checks so the next move is easier to trust.

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Active Example Request

Start from the curl and HTTP samples, then map the parameters into your application code.

Key Features

Typosquatting Detector

We generate 10+ variation types: keyboard adjacency typos (gogle.com), character swaps (goolge.com), missing letters (gogle.com), doubled letters (googgle.com), homoglyphs (g00gle.com using zeros), bit-flipping attacks, TLD variations (.co instead of .com), hyphen insertion, and IDN/punycode lookalikes using unicode characters that appear identical.

Detect Typosquats

Best practices include: 1) Proactively register common typos of your domain, 2) Monitor for new typosquatting registrations using our watchlist feature, 3) File UDRP complaints for infringing domains, 4) Implement DMARC email authentication to prevent spoofing, 5) Educate users about official domain. Use our social handle checker to secure matching usernames.

Domain Watchlist

Yes! Use GET /v1/typos?domain=example.com&check_registered=true to find currently registered typos. Add high-risk variations to your watchlist for ongoing monitoring. The API also provides a typosquatting protection score showing how vulnerable your domain name is based on its characteristics. Perfect for security teams and brand protection services.

Example Request

Example Request http
GET /v1/typos?domain=example.com&check_registered=true

Example Response

Example Response json
{
  "threat_level": "high",
  "registered_typos": [
    { "domain": "exampel.com", "risk": "high" }
  ]
}

Built from the same API surface

The browser experience previews DomScan's structured endpoints, so teams can validate a use case before writing code.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is typosquatting and why is it dangerous?

Typosquatting (URL hijacking) is when attackers register domains similar to popular brands using common misspellings. These domains capture traffic from typos and are used for phishing attacks, malware distribution, credential theft, ad fraud, and brand impersonation. A single typosquatting domain can compromise thousands of users who mistype your URL.

What types of domain variations does this tool detect?

We generate 10+ variation types: keyboard adjacency typos (gogle.com), character swaps (goolge.com), missing letters (gogle.com), doubled letters (googgle.com), homoglyphs (g00gle.com using zeros), bit-flipping attacks, TLD variations (.co instead of .com), hyphen insertion, and IDN/punycode lookalikes using unicode characters that appear identical.

How can I protect my brand from typosquatting?

Best practices include: 1) Proactively register common typos of your domain, 2) Monitor for new typosquatting registrations using our watchlist feature, 3) File UDRP complaints for infringing domains, 4) Implement DMARC email authentication to prevent spoofing, 5) Educate users about official domain. Use our social handle checker to secure matching usernames.

What should I do if I find a typosquatting domain?

Actions depend on the threat: For phishing/malware sites, report to Google Safe Browsing and your registrar. For trademark infringement, file a UDRP complaint or send a cease-and-desist. For parked domains, consider purchasing them. Document everything with screenshots. Check domain reputation and WHOIS to understand who registered it and when.

Can I monitor for new typosquatting threats automatically?

Yes! Use GET /v1/typos?domain=example.com&check_registered=true to find currently registered typos. Add high-risk variations to your watchlist for ongoing monitoring. The API also provides a typosquatting protection score showing how vulnerable your domain name is based on its characteristics. Perfect for security teams and brand protection services.

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