Amazon Prime Day is now live, with millions of deals offering all-time low prices. This includes significant discounts on a wide range of Apple products. But security researchers warn that thousands of fake Amazon domains have been registered, with a number of scams to watch out for …
Amazon Prime Day is a great time to make those purchases you’ve been thinking about for a while, with discounts on Apple products running as high as 25%.
But Amazon isn’t the only company keen to get its hands on your cash. Scammers use excitement around the event to find ways to part you from your money.
TNW reports that one team of security researchers found almost 7,000 fake Amazon domains have been registered in the six months leading up to this year’s Prime Day, some of which can be pretty convincing.
Check Point Research tracked 6,843 new domains created between December 2025 and May 2026 […] The phishing infrastructure includes fake Amazon storefronts designed to harvest credit card numbers, spoofed login pages that steal account credentials, and email campaigns with subject lines such as “Refund Due, Amazon System Error” that direct recipients to counterfeit sites.
