About Trusyn

A takedown engine, not another dashboard.

Trusyn was built around a single observation: brand-protection vendors are good at finding phishing pages, but bad at actually shutting them down. We invert that priority.

The problem

Phishing kits live for hours, not weeks. By the time a SOC team triages a Slack alert, copies the URL into a registrar form, attaches a screenshot, and chases a reply, the kit has already harvested credentials from thousands of victims and rotated to a new domain. Most “brand protection” products stop at detection — leaving the slow, manual, deadline-sensitive part to their customers.

Our approach

Trusyn collapses the loop. The moment a certificate is issued for a hostname that pattern-matches a customer brand, our pipeline opens it from a Turkish-locale mobile profile, captures full-page screenshot + DOM, resolves the origin IP through any Cloudflare proxy, runs RDAP against the registrar, and parallel- dispatches templated abuse mails to hosting + registrar + Cloudflare alongside submissions to URLScan.io, abuse.ch ThreatFox, Microsoft Defender SmartScreen, and Google Safe Browsing.

Every mail cites the relevant compliance vehicle — ICANN RAA §3.18 for registrars, AUP language for hosts — and ships with attached evidence. A linked public incident page lets the abuse desk verify our submission without a Trusyn login. A signed power-of-attorney from the brand owner is required and gated before any mail leaves the queue.

Operating posture

  • Operated from Türkiye, with localized detection profiles for region-fenced phishing kits.
  • SMTP fronted by Google Workspace with full DKIM + SPF + DMARC alignment so abuse mail lands in the inbox, not the spam folder.
  • Multi-tenant by design — brand, incident, and report data never crosses customer boundaries.
  • Public incident pages mirror the Netcraft pattern: sanitized, auth-free, URL-shareable evidence for recipients.

Who we work with

Banks, fintechs, betting platforms, and any consumer brand whose customers are routinely funneled into credential-harvesting kits via SMS, paid ads, or messenger spam. If your fraud loss line item is correlated with a typosquat domain, talk to us.