Evidence / Routing / Two modes
Eradix Takedown Requests
Takedown requests in two modes: unlimited self-service, or assisted cases pursued by DARKMON analysts.
- Solution
- DRP - Digital Risk Protection
- Process
- Request, prepare, pursue, resolve
- Mode
- Self-service (unlimited) or assisted (100 in the base)
- Ways in
- Any eligible finding - or a target submitted directly
A named, numbered process
Self-service or assisted, one case per target
Request, prepare, pursue, resolve. Complaints come pre-filled from 36 templates in the language the company selects; send it yourself, or hand it to DARKMON.
What Eradix removes
Eligible findings, pursued to a terminal state
Cases start from eligible findings or a target you submit. Credentials, stealer logs and individual cards are reset or reissued, never takedown targets.
Fake domains and phishing pages
with severity, screenshots and WHOIS context.
Impostor social accounts
impersonating your brand or your executives.
Cloned logos, content and apps
pursued with the platform, host or app store.
Fraudulent listings and marketplace posts
card shops and underground-market posts.
Leaked data, pastes, repositories and packages
pursued with the paste site, repository platform or package registry.
Rogue certificates
pursued with revocation requests.
Where findings come from
Products that feed every takedown
Every eligible finding carries a Create takedown case action, and any target can be submitted directly in either mode.
- Digital Risk Protection
Tellmark
Brand ProtectionDetects typosquats, fake social accounts and rogue certificates as they appear, and cloned logos from Q1 2027.
Hunts onDomainsBrand identifiersLogosKeywords - Digital Risk Protection
Nyxel
Leak IntelligencePublished code, documents, pastes and the listings that sell your data become takedown cases.
Hunts onDomainsDomain controllersIP addressesPhone numbersSource code

Get in touch
Take it down for good
Phishing sites, impostor accounts, fraudulent listings, leaked data: send it yourself, or hand it to DARKMON.



