order-verify-jp[.]com

The domain order-verify-jp.com was observed to host a credential‑phishing campaign targeting Amazon customers, specifically mimicking the Amazon Japan sign‑in page as indicated by the page title "amazon.co.jp - サインイン". The site was registered on September 22, 2025 through GMO Internet, Inc., and its DNS resolves to the IP address 118.27.122.158, which belongs to ASN7506 (GMO Internet Group, Inc.) in Japan. No TLS certificate was presented for the domain, meaning the site operated without HTTPS protection. Threat intelligence aggregators have flagged the domain in multiple sources: AlienVault OTX lists the domain in 16 separate pulses, and VirusTotal recorded detections from 15 of 95 security vendors.

The Gridinsoft trust score is 0 out of 100, and the domain appears on one external security blocklist. Defensive services have already taken action; PhishDestroy reports the domain as blocked, and the current operational status is offline, indicating the hosting has been taken down or the site is no longer reachable. Nameservers point to the Conoha.io infrastructure (ns-a1.conoha.io, ns-a2.conoha.io, ns-a3.conoha.io).

While the page title confirms the targeted brand, the exact HTML content and any additional payloads have not been publicly disclosed. Analysts should continue to monitor the associated IP address for any resurgence of malicious activity, ensure that the domain is added to local and network‑level blocklists, and verify that any residual traffic is redirected to safe‑browse or sinkhole resources. Organizations using Amazon services should reinforce user awareness training around unexpected login prompts, especially those directing to non‑HTTPS URLs or unfamiliar domains.