Brand Impersonation Response Skill

Cheap generative tools made impersonation an industrial product: a CEO deepfake pushing a token, a cloned support line harvesting card numbers, a spoofed checkout collecting credentials. The attack isn't on your systems — it's on your customers' trust, using your face. Speed and sequencing decide the damage; this skill runs both.

What This Skill Produces

• A verification protocol — confirm it's fake, preserve evidence, assess reach before amplifying it
• A takedown sequence by platform/registrar/store, with the escalation paths that actually work
• Communications for each audience: targeted customers, all customers, public, employees, and (deepfaked) the impersonated person
• A hardening plan so the next attempt lands softer

Required Inputs

Ask for (if not already provided):

• What's circulating: the artifact (video/audio/site/app/account), where it lives, how it was discovered
• The harm mechanism: financial scam? credential harvesting? reputation/market manipulation? (Drives urgency and legal posture)
• Reach so far — views, victim reports, whether it's spreading or stagnant
• Who's impersonated — the brand, a product surface, or a named human (a deepfaked person is also a victim; the response includes them)