What happened
Security researcher @masaomi346 posted on X on 10 November 2026 a phishing site impersonating Amazon at hxxps://aniv.bpovexd[.]cn/t10ijauryj, tagged #Phishing and #フィッシング詐欺. The site is not operated by Amazon. Do not sign in or enter card details from links in emails or texts claiming to be from Amazon; open the Amazon app or type amazon.co.jp yourself to check your account.
How the scam works
Amazon-branded look-alike pages commonly arrive in emails or texts that warn of a failed payment, a delivery problem or a locked account and push a button to sign in. The address aniv.bpovexd.cn is not amazon.co.jp or any other official Amazon host. Details entered on that page, including passwords and card numbers, go to the person who put the page up.
Amazon will not ask you to sign in through a link in an unexpected message. Open the official Amazon app or type amazon.co.jp yourself if you need to check an order. Japanese-language Amazon lures often use a .cn or otherwise unrelated hostname with an Amazon-looking path, which is a strong sign the page is not genuine. The report comes from a researcher's public post and has not been independently checked by scammers.com.
If a message about an Amazon order looks official but the link does not go to amazon.co.jp, treat it as hostile. Hover or long-press the link to read the hostname before signing in, and remember that a familiar logo is not proof the page is Amazon's.
Source
Public post on X, 10 November 2026: https://x.com/masaomi346/status/2120106506867949787
The indicators come from this source and have not been independently checked by scammers.com.