Detect and eliminate fraudulent phone numbers before victims call
1.5B+
pages scanned a day
24/7
SOC coverage
<1%
false positive rate
Continuous detection and takedown of fraudulent phone numbers
Phone-based fraud is a top concern organizations financial institutions raise with us. The threat crosses every industry, with tech-support and impersonation scams routing customers to attacker-controlled call centers.
Wider coverage for phone fraud targeting your clients and employees
End-to-end takedown with zero effort from you
From isolated phone numbers to full campaign intelligence
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How phone scam defense works
A phone number alone is rarely the full picture. We detect, validate, alert on, and disrupt across web, domain, and social channels so the entire campaign comes down.
Detect
Allure Intelligence uses OCR and content analysis to identify impersonating content and extract the fraudulent phone numbers embedded within.
Validate
Our SOC Team confirms the numbers aren’t authorized and packages the evidence for service providers and enforcement agencies.
Alert
You receive validated findings, linked to every related artifact in the campaign and the enforcement actions we’ve already taken.
Disrupt
We submit disconnection requests to service providers and file FCC: nothing required from your team.
What we monitor for
Phishing sites & phish kits
Phishing sites and associated assets will include fraudulent phone numbers as part of their scheme.
Fraudulent social media posts
Attackers pose as customer service or tech support reps in DMs and reply to complaints with fraudulent callback numbers.
Malicious digital ads
Attackers buy PPC and social ads that promote fraudulent phone numbers as a brand’s legitimate help line.
Deceptive online forum posts
Attackers pose as customer support on Reddit, Trustpilot, and other forums to post fraudulent callback numbers.
Spoofed business profiles
Attackers create fake business listings or hijack real ones on Google Maps and other platforms to swap in numbers controlled by them.
SMS / smishing
Landing pages built for smishing campaigns route victims to fraudulent callback numbers.
A managed service, not another platform to run
Other vendors surface threats and hand you the problem. We eliminate them. Our SOC Team handles detection, validation, and takedown end-to-end. You get outcomes and documentation, not a queue to manage.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about phone scams, smishing, and how we defend against them.
What is vishing, and why are deceptive phone numbers the problem?
How do attackers get fraudulent phone numbers in front of my customers?
They publish them everywhere your customers already look. We see fraudulent callback numbers on phishing sites, paid Google and social ads impersonating brand help lines, hijacked Google Maps business listings, fake customer-support replies in Reddit and Trustpilot threads, social DMs from accounts posing as support reps, and SMS landing pages built for smishing campaigns. A single campaign typically distributes the same number across several of these surfaces at once.
How does Allure Security detect vishing and smishing threats before customers are targeted?
Allure Security scans 1.5B+ pages a day across the open web, social platforms, ad networks, and business-listing platforms, then uses OCR and content analysis to extract phone numbers embedded in impersonating content. Our SOC Team confirms the numbers aren’t authorized, links them to the broader campaign infrastructure, and packages evidence, all before the number ever rings.
What happens after Allure Security finds a fraudulent phone number?
We take it down end-to-end. Our SOC Team files disconnection requests with the carrier, files an FCC complaint, and pursues the supporting infrastructure (ads, landing pages, social posts, and business listings tied to the same campaign) as one coordinated takedown. You receive the validated finding, the documented enforcement actions, and the evidence package. Your team does nothing.
How is this different from reporting fraudulent numbers to my carrier or the FCC ourselves?
Self-reporting is limited to numbers your team already knows about and most of them are reported by customers after the fraud has happened. Allure finds fraudulent numbers before the first call, ties them to the wider campaign so the takedown disrupts the whole operation instead of one artifact, and handles every step of the carrier and FCC process for you. The result is faster takedown, broader coverage, and no work on your side.
Is Phone Scam Defense a tool we have to operate, or a service?
It’s a fully managed service. Our SOC Team handles detection, validation, and takedown. You don’t triage alerts, fill out carrier forms, or manage a queue. You get outcomes and documentation, the same model Allure Security uses across web, social, mobile, and ad-channel impersonation.
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