dpotmozotoxico.lat
Appeared in the .lat zone on Sunday, September 20, 2026; by the end of that day the census found active website about saas & tech. Full domain report
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Polished Spanish-language "Rastreo MX" parcel-tracking aggregator landing page pushing a Google Play app, hosted on a random, meaningless .lat domain (dpotmozotoxico) behind Cloudflare — the carrier names (DHL, FedEx, Estafeta, Correos de México) are listed as supported services rather than impersonated, and the only form takes a tracking number, not credentials; the name/content mismatch and disposable TLD suggest a throwaway app-install/lead funnel but there is no decisive deception on the pag
The page impersonates a legitimate package-tracking aggregator ('Rastreo MX') but contains a form posting to itself with tracking number fields, a classic phishing sealed-room pattern. The domain name itself is meaningless ('dpotmozotoxico'), the page prominently features DHL and FedEx branding and mentions them as supported carriers to establish false trust, and the form has no legitimate backend—it is designed to capture tracking numbers and personal data entered by users who believe they are
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What the page looked like on Sunday, September 20, 2026
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