Understanding a Domain Name Problem
See what to check, what evidence to keep, and who can officially help.
Read the pageANRDI helps you understand what's going on, report a fraudulent site, keep the right evidence, and know what to do next.
The signage must be obvious, but the site must also help people understand and find their way without losing their way.
See what to check, what evidence to keep, and who can officially help.
Read the pageTheft, conflict, forgotten renewal or suspicious domain.
Read the pagePut the pages, evidence and responsibilities in order.
Read the pageRecognize the warning signs and act without wasting time.
Read the pageKnow which actor to turn to depending on the problem encountered.
Read the pageSites identified as fraudulent may be reported to the relevant platforms, hosts or services to facilitate their examination.
We explain how to preserve evidence, secure your accounts, make a report and identify the steps appropriate to your situation.
Our content is informative. They are not a substitute for competent authorities, law enforcement or legal advice when necessary.
22/07/2026
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02/07/2026
The National Association for the Regulation of Domains and the Internet updates these systems and logic
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14/06/2026
ANRDI announces the launch of SignalWeb, a platform dedicated to the reporting and analysis of suspicious domain names...
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If your priority is a suspicious site, use the report form. Otherwise, the FAQ and contact information remain available.