support-ledggrliv[.]zapier[.]app

PhishDestroy identifies a live PayPal phishing domain hosted on support-ledggrliv.zapier.app that mimics the legitimate Zapier subdomain to harvest user credentials and financial data. The campaign employs a generic phishing kit designed to impersonate PayPal’s support portal, tricking victims into entering sensitive information under the guise of account verification or transaction review. The domain leverages the trusted Zapier.app namespace to bypass email security filters and social engineering defenses, increasing the likelihood of successful compromise. This domain resolves to IP address 64.239.123.65 and is secured with a Let’s Encrypt SSL certificate, which may falsely reassure users. According to VirusTotal analysis conducted on seed 4ff81c, only 2 out of 95 participating security vendors flagged the domain as malicious, indicating low initial detection across major threat intelligence platforms. The domain uses a free or low-cost registrar and was observed during active campaigning, with no evidence of takedown as of current monitoring cycles. Google Safe Browsing (GSB) has not yet listed the domain, and the blocklist count remains minimal, highlighting the stealthy nature of this threat. The phishing page remains active and is actively redirecting victims, posing an elevated risk to individuals and organizations with PayPal accounts. Immediate response actions include DNS blocking, browser-based blacklisting, and engagement with Zapier to investigate and suspend the malicious subdomain. While detection remains low, the domain’s active status and use of a legitimate hosting provider (Zapier.app) complicate mitigation. Users are strongly advised to verify URLs manually, enable multi-factor authentication, and report suspicious communications to PayPal and relevant cybersecurity authorities. Remaining risk is elevated due to ongoing activity and limited early-stage detection.