Official login addresses

The real sign-in address of 15 brands that phishing pages copy most, checked by opening each one on 9 November 2026. If a link asks for one of these passwords anywhere else, it isn't the brand.

BrandReal sign-in addressReport phishing to
Microsoftlogin.microsoftonline.com
login.live.com
See page
Googleaccounts.google.comSee page
Appleaccount.apple.com
www.icloud.com
reportphishing@apple.com
Amazonwww.amazon.comSee page
PayPalwww.paypal.comphishing@paypal.com
Facebookwww.facebook.comSee page
Netflixwww.netflix.comphishing@netflix.com
Adobeaccount.adobe.comphishing@adobe.com
Docusignaccount.docusign.comverify@docusign.com
eBaysignin.ebay.comspoof@ebay.com
Coinbaselogin.coinbase.comSee page
DHLwww.dhl.comphishing-dpdhl@dhl.com
Chasesecure.chase.comphishing@chase.com
Bank of Americasecure.bankofamerica.comabuse@bofa.com
IRSwww.irs.govphishing@irs.gov

How to read any link

Look at the part between https:// and the first single /, and read it from the right. It has to end in the brand's own domain, with only a dot in front of it.

What the fakes looked like

In PhishTank's list of live, verified phishing URLs on 5 November 2026, 2,283 were labelled with one of these 15 brands. Only 3.8% had the brand's name anywhere in the hostname, so most fakes give no clue in the address at all. The full picture is in our phishing URL statistics; each brand page has its own numbers and example hostnames.

The same data is available as JSON, under CC BY-SA 2.5 as PhishTank's licence requires.

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Questions

How do I know if a login page is real?

Read the hostname from the right: the part just before the first single slash must end in the brand's own domain, with only a dot in front of it. microsoft.com.account-check.example is not Microsoft; login.microsoftonline.com is. A padlock and a logo prove nothing.

Do phishing links contain the brand's name?

Usually not. Across the 15 most-copied brands here, 87 of 2,283 live phishing URLs labelled with one of them (3.8%) had the brand's name in the hostname, in PhishTank's list on 5 November 2026.

Can a phishing page be on a real company domain?

Yes. Google Sites, Google Docs, SharePoint, Adobe Express and Docusign envelopes are real company domains where any customer can publish. The brand pages here list them.

Add your company

If your customers sign in to your service, you can verify your login domains and get a page here they can check before typing a password. You prove the domains are yours with one DNS record. It's free, and we never ask for a link back.

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Last updated: , when the sign-in addresses were checked.