Threat Analysts at Silent Push - a leading global provider of Enterprise-grade threat protection - have uncovered a worldwide e-commerce fraud, featuring thousands of fake websites and payment portals for numerous big-name clothing and footwear brands, in the run-up to the holiday season.
RESTON, Va., Nov. 17, 2022 SILENT PUSH
· A lack of product reviews.
· Malfunctioning contact forms and social media buttons linking to standardised login pages.
The fake sites are put together using a standardised template, with some sites currently ranking on the front page of popular search engines, such as Bing, Yahoo and DuckDuckGo.
Silent Push has published a list of IP ranges affected and are actively working on uncovering more Indicators of Compromise, including domain derivatives and site characteristics, as the threat landscape unfolds.
Ken Bagnall, Silent Push's CEO, said: 'This is an expansive malicious campaign, right on the cusp of the holiday season, that poses a threat to millions of consumers all over the world.
'We're committed to mapping out as much of the threat landscape as possible and passing that intelligence onto our customers and the general public, to mitigate the financial damage that could be caused by such a wide-ranging operation.
'We'll be publishing more research in the coming days and offering in-depth analysis of the campaign's back-end functionality,' Ken Bagnall said.
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