Criticalscore 60 · flagged Wednesday, September 16, 2026

bnbyniss.shop

Appeared in the .shop zone on Wednesday, September 16, 2026; by the end of that day the census found active website about e-commerce & retail. Full domain report

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What matched

page impersonates a brand
matched: PayPal
+22
brand in page title, not in the name
matched: paypal
+20
form on a brand-styled page
matched: has_form
+18
Registrar
Nameserver provider
Nameservers
launch1.spaceship.net, launch2.spaceship.net
First-day state
active website
HTTP status
200
Page title
Home - bnbyniss.shop
Has a form
yes
Brand echoed

Model opinions

Second opinionlooks like a scamconfidence 60%· claude-opus-5

Brand-new random-string .shop domain hosting a cookie-cutter four-product 'curated marketplace finds' store with images and listings lifted from Amazon/Wish/Mercari/Poshmark and no real merchant identity — the classic throwaway fake-shop shape. The 'Secure PayPal Checkout' banner is a payment-method claim, not PayPal impersonation, and there is no credential form, so this is fraud without brand impersonation rather than phishing.

First passlooks like phishingtarget: PayPalconfidence 92%· claude-haiku-4-5

The page impersonates PayPal by prominently advertising 'Secure PayPal Checkout' as a trust signal while hosting forms that post to itself with hidden action/slug/cart_token parameters—a sealed-room credential capture pattern. The domain name (bnbyniss.shop) does not belong to PayPal, the page title omits PayPal branding, and all offsite links point to unrelated marketplaces (Amazon, Wish, Mercari, Poshmark), not PayPal's real infrastructure, suggesting the PayPal checkout claims are decoys mask

A model looked at the screenshot and page text and wrote what it thought. It can be wrong, and it is not a finding.

What the page looked like on Wednesday, September 16, 2026

Screenshot of bnbyniss.shop taken by the zone census on 2026-09-16

Same data as JSON: /api/zone/domain/bnbyniss.shop. This page is not indexed by search engines and does not link to the site it describes.