Phishing Takedown Service
Remove Phishing Sites in 24-72 Hours

A phishing takedown service removes phishing websites — cloned login pages, fake payment forms, credential harvesting sites — by filing evidence-backed abuse requests with the registrars, hosting providers, CDNs, and platforms that control the infrastructure. Hunto AI automates the full workflow: validation, evidence packaging, multi-channel filing, escalation, blocklisting, and removal verification.

Most phishing site takedowns complete in 24-72 hours after the abuse desk accepts evidence. Speed depends on the registrar, host, jurisdiction, and evidence quality — which is why Hunto AI packages complete technical proof upfront and escalates any request that goes stale. Blocklist submissions cut victim traffic within hours, even before the site is fully removed.

You can file manually with the host's abuse contact, the registrar, and blocklists like Google Safe Browsing — but each requires evidence, the right contact, and persistent follow-up. With Hunto AI you submit the URL (or let detection find it); the platform validates it, builds the evidence file, files everywhere relevant at once, and tracks the case to confirmed removal.

Yes. The landing page is only half the attack. Hunto AI also enforces against the distribution layer — phishing email infrastructure via DMARC enforcement and provider reports, smishing sender numbers, malicious ads, and social posts spreading the link.

Strong requests include the live URL, screenshots showing brand impersonation and credential capture, the redirect chain, DNS and WHOIS records, hosting and certificate data, and a clear statement of abuse. Weak or incomplete reports are the #1 reason takedowns stall — Hunto AI generates the complete package automatically.

Phishing takedown targets the malicious content (a phishing page, wherever it's hosted); domain takedown targets the domain itself (typosquats and spoofed domains) through registrar workflows. Real campaigns usually need both — Hunto AI runs them as one case. See our domain takedown service for the registrar-side workflow.