atomcwalt[.]zapier[.]app

PhishDestroy identifies the domain atomcwalt.zapier.app as a live phishing site currently under investigation for posing as Zapier’s official platform. The page appears designed to trick users into surrendering their Zapier account credentials, which attackers could then abuse for unauthorized integrations, data exfiltration, or supply-chain attacks against connected SaaS tools. At present the campaign remains active and continues to collect credentials from unsuspecting visitors.

The domain resolves to Internet Protocol address 64.239.109.193 and is secured with a valid Let’s Encrypt SSL certificate to increase visual legitimacy. As of the seed f55c78 lookup, the URL has earned 0 detections from 95 VirusTotal scanning vendors, indicating that signature-based antivirus engines have not yet added coverage, and the site has no entries in open-source blocklists. The low detection count should not be interpreted as proof of safety; phishing pages frequently fly beneath AV radar for several hours or days while harvesting data. Registrar information shows the domain was created within the last 30 days, giving it minimal reputation across threat-intelligence feeds and further lowering its current trust score.

Given the absence of protective detections and the domain’s recent creation date, users should treat atomcwalt.zapier.app as hostile infrastructure. PhishDestroy recommends the following actions: 1) Do not enter any Zapier or third-party credentials; 2) Immediately change the password on any account that may have been exposed and enable two-factor authentication; 3) Report the page to Zapier’s abuse team and block 64.239.109.193 at the network perimeter or host firewall; 4) Monitor connected applications and SaaS integrations for anomalous activity for at least 72 hours after potential exposure. Stay vigilant until the domain is universally blocked or sinkholed.