🛡️ Structural Tampering
What it means: The underlying building blocks of your webpage have been moved, added to, or deleted.
The Danger: Hackers often inject hidden containers to host malicious ads, phishing forms, or tracking pixels. Even if the website "looks" normal to a human, the digital foundation has been compromised.
🧠 Content Tampering (Semantic)
What it means: The visible text on your website has been altered in a way that changes its meaning or intent.
The Danger: Defacers may replace your homepage text with political manifestos, fake news, or scam announcements. Our AI reads the text to ensure it still represents your brand.
👁️ Visual Tampering
What it means: The website looks fundamentally different to the human eye. Colors are wrong, images are swapped, or elements are obscuring the screen.
The Danger: A classic sign of a full-scale defacement or a ransomware lock screen taking over the user interface.
🕸️ Supply Chain JS Poisoning
What it means: A third-party service you use (like a chat widget or analytics tool) has been hacked at their source, and is now serving malicious code into your website.
The Danger: This is a "Magecart" style attack where hackers steal credit card information directly from the browser without ever touching your actual servers.
🕵️♂️ Crawler Cloaking (Device Spoofing)
What it means: The attacker has injected a script that checks whether the visitor is an automated security bot or a real human. If it's a bot, it shows the safe website. If it's a human, it serves the defacement.
The Danger: This is the ultimate headless evasion tactic. To defeat this, our AI engine dynamically rotates device fingerprints and browser spoofing techniques to force the server into revealing the true payload.