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- 1Flipkart experiments across its business as strategy questions mount●Why is Flipkart trying everything, all at once? - Indian Startups News 330
Flipkart, Walmart's Indian e-commerce unit, is reportedly pursuing multiple initiatives at once, spanning quick commerce, fintech and marketplace moves, prompting debate about whether the company is testing broadly or losing focus. Startup commentators are weighing the costs of running so many bets simultaneously against the need to defend its position against Amazon and faster-growing rivals.
- 2Security researcher flags fake Amazon domain▼Possible Phishing 🎣 on: ⚠️hxxps[:]//amazon-arrived[.]com 🧬 Analysis at: https:// urldna.io/scan/6abca5ba3b77500 00955bde
A cybersecurity researcher has flagged a suspicious website at the address amazon-arrived.com as likely phishing, warning that the domain mimics Amazon to deceive visitors. An automated analysis of the URL has been published via the URLDNA scanning service. The alert is being shared within the infosec community, where users are cautioning others not to click links or enter credentials on the site.
- 3Spider-Man's Clone Saga Set to Become Prime Video Series▼Spider-Man's Marvel Comics Clone Saga Is Becoming A TV Series At Prime Video
Amazon's Prime Video is developing a TV series based on Marvel Comics' infamous Clone Saga Spider-Man storyline, which revolved around clones of Peter Parker and questions over who the real Spider-Man was. The storyline is one of Marvel's most controversial and convoluted comic arcs from the 1990s, making its adaptation news that has quickly drawn attention from comics fans and entertainment outlets.
- 4Amazon Prime users warned of convincing phishing scam●⚠️📢🪝Amazon Prime users, watch out! A convincing phishing scam uses fake billing alerts and a multi-step Amazon lookalike
A phishing campaign targeting Amazon Prime customers is circulating, using fake billing alert emails that lead to a multi-step copycat Amazon site. The fraudulent pages are designed to harvest login credentials, personal information and full payment card details. Security outlets are warning users to be cautious of unexpected billing notifications and to verify their account directly through the official Amazon website or app.