Security Flag Detected

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AlphaSOC flagged your domain. Let our team clear it.

Do it yourself: step-by-step guide
Response time: No published SLA; typically 3-10 business days
Difficulty: Moderate
No cure, no pay

About the vendor

What is AlphaSOC?

AlphaSOC provides network behavior analytics and threat intelligence that monitors DNS, HTTP, and IP traffic patterns to detect threats inside enterprise networks. Their analytics engine is used by enterprise security operations centres (SOCs) and MSSPs to surface malicious domains inside network logs. When AlphaSOC flags your domain, it generates automated alerts inside clients' SIEM and NDR environments, often leading to immediate firewall blocks.

AlphaSOC operates inside enterprise SOC environments. A flag causes your domain to appear in active security alerts reviewed by analysts, who typically block first and investigate later. This can cut off access for an entire corporate customer with no advance notice.

Common causes

Why was your site flagged?

  • DNS query patterns to your domain matched known DGA or C2 communication signatures
  • Your domain appeared in threat intelligence feeds consumed by AlphaSOC
  • HTTP traffic to your domain triggered behavioural heuristics for data exfiltration patterns
  • Your domain was listed in a public blocklist referenced by AlphaSOC detections
  • A prior incident linked your IP or AS number to malicious infrastructure

From our own case data

AlphaSOC in our monitoring and cases

Flagged in the last 90 days
0monitored domains newly listed by AlphaSOC

Not enough data yet for median days to removal, removal success rate, most common reason and last delisting date.

We have not handled a AlphaSOC removal case yet. We only show a removal figure once we have at least 5 cases.

Removal at a glance

How AlphaSOC handles removal requests

Submission method
AlphaSOC does not list a public request form. The steps below explain how to reach them.
Account needed
No account is needed to file the request.
AlphaSOC response time
No published SLA; typically 3-10 business days
Where to check the verdict
No public lookup page is listed. Check your domain with our free blacklist checker instead.

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Complete removal guide

How to remove your domain from AlphaSOC

Expected time: No published SLA; typically 3-10 business daysDifficulty: ModerateAccount required: No
1

Confirm the AlphaSOC detection

This step works the same way for every vendor, so the full instructions are in our VirusTotal false positive guide. Read the full step

2

Clean the site and prepare evidence

This step works the same way for every vendor, so the full instructions are in our VirusTotal false positive guide. Read the full step

3

Email AlphaSOC

Email virustotal@alphasoc.com. Subject: "False positive: example[.]com" plus your reference. Plain text, no links or attachments, domains defanged. Give the URL(s), VirusTotal label, what the site does, why the verdict is wrong and what you fixed.

4

Follow up if there is no response

This step works the same way for every vendor, so the full instructions are in our VirusTotal false positive guide. Read the full step

5

Verify on VirusTotal before closing

This step works the same way for every vendor, so the full instructions are in our VirusTotal false positive guide. Read the full step

The evidence checklist, follow-up routine and checks after removal are the same for every vendor. We keep them in one place so this page can focus on what is specific to AlphaSOC.

Read the VirusTotal false positive guide

FAQ

Questions about AlphaSOC delisting

How our AlphaSOC removal service works

We check that your site is clean, send AlphaSOC the evidence it needs through its official channel and follow up until the flag is gone. You only pay once the removal is confirmed, and the full process for 90+ vendors is explained on our website blacklist removal page.

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