Overview
- Check Point Research discovered more than 1,000 domains mimicking Amazon in June and classified 87 percent of them as malicious
- Phishing sites such as amazon02atonline51.online and amazon-2025.top replicate the German Amazon login page to harvest customer credentials
- Investigators intercepted a refund-themed email campaign using the subject “Refund Due – Amazon System Error” to lure victims to fraudulent login pages
- Prime Day will run July 8–11—the longest event in its history—prompting fraudsters to intensify domain spoofing and phishing attacks
- Experts recommend verifying exact URLs before logging in, avoiding unsolicited links, keeping devices updated, and enabling two-factor authentication