#infobloxthreatintel — Public Fediverse posts

We've seen it before, but it bears highlighting again: current affairs always lead to a domain gold rush! The newly announced "America Party" has already triggered a wave of sketchy-looking domain registrations, many using the .party TLD. Several redirect to rawdiary[.]com, a five-month-old site hosting third-party articles from sources like OANN, Newsmax and Breitbart, as well as more moderate sources like the FT and the BBC. Others are parked. These domains aren’t inherently malicious, but they're certainly opportunistic and built to look like news. Web content flips fast, so here’s a snapshot of domains unlikely to have been registered for anything in good-faith:

ameirca[.]party
amerca[.]party
amercia[.]party
americs[.]party
amerika[.]party
ameroca[.]party
ameruca[.]party
hyperamerica[.]party
theunitedstates[.]party
americanparty[.]pics
americanparty[.]vip
americaparty[.]ink
americaparty[.]town
theamericanparty[.]vip
americanparty[.]pro

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