Analysis as of July 29 2026 confirms that the domain login-my-facebook.blogspot.com is being used for credential phishing targeting Facebook users. The domain is a sub‑domain of Blogger, registered through Google LLC, and resolves to the IP address 142.251.110.132, a Google‑owned host. The site has been blocked by the PhishDestroy mitigation service and appears on one public security blocklist, indicating that external threat‑intelligence sources have identified it as malicious. VirusTotal scans show detections from 11 of 91 scanning engines, providing independent confirmation of its malicious nature.
DNS metadata is incomplete; the nameserver record is reported as NS_NOT_FOUND, preventing verification of authoritative name servers. No page title, SSL certificate details, or HTTP status codes have been disclosed, leaving a gap in the assessment of transport‑layer security and website content. The combination of a trusted hosting provider, a credential‑phishing sub‑domain pattern, and active detection by multiple vendors elevates the risk to a high level. Defenders should immediately block any outbound connections to login‑my‑facebook.blogspot.com and the associated IP address at the firewall or proxy level.
Adding the domain to internal URL filtering lists and configuring DNS‑based blocklists to include the host will mitigate user exposure. Continuous monitoring of the IP for new activity is recommended, as the underlying Google infrastructure may be shared with legitimate services. Incident response teams should be prepared to capture any credential submissions that may be routed through the site, and user awareness campaigns should remind employees to verify the authenticity of Facebook login URLs before entering credentials.