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“Alas, running a search for domains registered through Alibaba to anyone claiming to reside in Georgia, AL reveals nearly 300 recent postal phishing domains ending in “.top.””

Brian Krebskrebsonsecurity.com ↗

The fake USPS page leaked the real USPS Google Analytics code, and that code ties the operation to phishing pages going back to 2018. Nearly 300 postal phishing domains list a registrant in “Georgia, AL,” a place that does not exist, and Alibaba registered them anyway. The stolen data goes to a Telegram bot run by a seller of phishing kits. Registrars collect the fees and never check the address.