URL THREAT INTELLIGENCE · v0.5.0 · OPERATIONAL

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SAFE · HIGH CONFIDENCE

No phishing signals detected

brand Amazon scan id 31abee21 duration 16.4s signals 2 failing / 25
Risk score 0.05
5 / 100 · Low risk
Tags
https :// amzn . to /4A50U3o
flagged registered domain path protocol / query
×
Brand typo-squat detected
amzn ↔ amazon · Levenshtein 2 · brand: Amazon
↑ risk
×
Visual similarity to known brand
100% structural similarity to Amazon
↑ risk
!
CAA issuer restriction
No CAA record — any certificate authority may issue a cert for this domain (phishing infra rarely sets CAA)
↑ risk
!
DNSSEC signing
Zone is not DNSSEC-signed — phishing domains are almost never signed
↑ risk
Credential collection form
No credential collection form on visible content
↓ risk
Favicon impersonation
Favicon matches the registered owner
↓ risk
SSL certificate
Served over HTTPS · valid TLS certificate
↓ risk
Brand-in-subdomain attack
No known brand label in subdomain
↓ risk
Homoglyph attack
ASCII only · no mixed-script characters detected
↓ risk
Email-auth posture (SPF/DMARC)
DMARC p=reject — domain is protected against direct spoofing
↓ risk
Page language
Detected page language: English (en) — best-effort
↓ risk
enrichment used: dns network jarm asn
URL hxxps://amzn[.]to/4A50U3o
Host amzn[.]to
Brand Amazon
Screenshot https://cdn.zerophish.ai/c0aaa86a-afbd-4326-b955-06acca58d46c.jpg
Scan ID 31abee21-c097-4f9f-aaf2-d0568c650d77
4 h ago
SAFE amzn.to safe
14 h ago
SAFE amzn.to safe
15 h ago
SAFE amzn.to safe
15 h ago
SAFE amzn.to safe
23 h ago
SAFE amzn.to safe
1 d ago
SAFE amzn.to safe
1 d ago
SAFE amzn.to safe
1 d ago
SAFE amzn.to safe
×
Brand typo-squat detected
amzn ↔ amazon · Levenshtein 2 · brand: Amazon
critical
Domain age
Awaiting analysis
high
Threat intel blocklists
Awaiting analysis
critical
Credential collection form
No credential collection form on visible content
high
×
Visual similarity to known brand
100% structural similarity to Amazon
high
Favicon impersonation
Favicon matches the registered owner
medium
SSL certificate
Served over HTTPS · valid TLS certificate
low
DNS reputation
Awaiting analysis
medium
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Captured page
screenshot · captured at scan live page render
A
Amazon
amazon.com
100%
Host amzn.to
Registered domain amzn.to
Scheme https
Content length 2180153 B
HTTP 200 · text/html
DMARC policy p=reject
SPF policy strict
MX records none
Initial scan heuristic + LLM

Assessment

The page is a legitimate Amazon India product/detail page for “ZEBRONICS Astra 35, Portable Bluetooth Speaker …” and includes standard Amazon UI elements like navigation, “Hello, sign in,” cart, ratings, delivery estimates, and product specifications.

Suspicious elements found

  • No phishing-style credential capture observed: In the provided HTML/OCR text there is no password/login submission form or prompt such as “verify your account” or “enter your credentials.” The only login text present is the generic navigation link “Hello, sign in”.
  • No fake security/urgency cues: There are no warnings about compromised accounts, payment failures, or threats of account closure.
  • No mismatched branding pattern: The content, delivery messaging, and marketplace details align with Amazon: “Delivering to Mumbai 400001”, “Secure transaction”, seller info, and product listing.
  • No suspicious redirect indicators in the supplied content: The URL uses Amazon’s short-link pattern amzn.to, but nothing in the rendered content suggests it’s diverting to an impersonation page.

Brand and URL relationship

  • Identified brand: Amazon (Amazon.in product page layout and content).
  • Domain legitimacy: The URL is an Amazon short domain (amzn.to) that typically redirects to an Amazon page; the rendered HTML/OCR clearly shows Amazon’s marketplace content. This matches the expected legitimate brand ownership rather than an unrelated domain impersonation.

Conclusion

Legitimate (phishing = false). The page presents a consistent Amazon product listing with no credential harvesting form, no fake security/urgency messaging, and no evident brand/domain mismatch.