cute-cuchufli-41c4bb[.]netlify[.]app

On 23 July 2026, the domain cute-cuchufli-41c4bb.netlify.app was observed hosting a site with the page title “Amazon Clone”. The site resolved to 35.157.26.135, an address owned by AS16509, Amazon.com, Inc., located in Germany. The SSL certificate presented was issued by DigiCert Inc, specifically a DigiCert Global G2 TLS RSA SHA256 2020 CA1 certificate, indicating a properly signed TLS layer. The domain was registered on 8 March 2026 through Netlify, and the hosting platform identified by fingerprinting tools included Netlify and HSTS headers. VirusTotal analysis recorded 22 of 94 scanning engines flagging the domain as malicious, and the domain appears on at least one external security blocklist.

The phishing‑specific blocklist PhishDestroy also listed the domain, and the HTTP response returned a 404 status code at the time of collection. As of the reporting date the site has been taken offline. The available evidence confirms that the domain is being used to impersonate Amazon, likely as part of a credential‑stealing campaign, though the exact content of the page could not be captured because the site returned a 404 and was subsequently removed. The combination of a recent creation date, Netlify hosting, a legitimate Amazon‑owned IP range, and a valid DigiCert certificate is consistent with a “look‑alike” technique designed to lend credibility to the malicious page. Defenders should update URL filtering and proxy policies to block any request to cute‑cuchufli‑41c4bb.netlify.app, and add the domain to internal blocklists.

Email security gateways should be configured to scrutinize any messages referencing Amazon login URLs that resolve to this host. Incident response teams should monitor for related domains created after March 2026 that share the same Netlify infrastructure or resolve to the same ASN, as adversaries often recycle similar patterns.