Phishing and Typosquatting
Comments discuss suspicious domain names resembling popular sites, used for phishing attacks, typosquatting, domain squatting, and related DNS security risks.
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If it's malicious it could be to buy up commonly typo'd domain names
This is for phishing attacks with lookalike domains and sites. Pretty common in the web banking world.
Looks like this has the potential to be used as a way to domain squat. Or maybe even hijack?
The article domain is Vivaldi.com so not a very good disguise!
It's plausible that it's being naively flagged as something like phishing/misrepresentation of the ".com" site using that name.
I feel like I should wash my hands after clicking that URL, might want to consider a new domain name?
New happy hunting ground for scams, phishing, typosquatting, etc.
I'm seeing it too. Probably people have used domains like amazon.XYZ for phishing in the past.
Such a weird domain name, why not orbit.mozilla.com? This looks like a phishing attempt
This is an abuse issue at the DNS level, not a problem suitable for end user cosmetic witchery in the browser. Fix DNS abuse.