industrieaustralia.shop
Appeared in the .shop zone on Friday, September 25, 2026; by the end of that day the census found active website about beauty fashion. Full domain report
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The page is a clone of the Australian menswear brand Industrie (its logo, product names such as Del Sur, Newport and Palma, and its 'First US Store' banner) on an unrelated .shop domain with Cosmotown nameservers. Every item is marked down 65% and checkout and account forms post to the site itself, the classic brand-clone fake shop built to take payment details. The PayPal signal is most likely just a payment-method mention, not the impersonation target.
The site presents itself as 'Industrie Australia', a menswear brand with its own product line, branding, and checkout flow. The scorer flagged PayPal impersonation, but the page title and content consistently use 'Industrie' as the brand name, not PayPal. The form posts to self with hidden action fields, which is characteristic of phishing, but the domain name and page content align as a coherent clothing retailer. This is either a legitimate (but suspicious) e-commerce site or a sophisticated b
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What the page looked like on Friday, September 25, 2026
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