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jdbradford442

I just started getting notifications from Bitdefender that the Amazon Website has suspicious content. It has never happened for me before. Any ideas?

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Flexx

https://community.bitdefender.com/en/discussion/107034/amazon-website

You have been promoted to Level 2, so you can now share the images with us here.

Regards

jdbradford442

Thank you for promoting me to level 2.

BarbM

Forward suspicious Amazon emails to Amazon at stop-spoofing@amazon.com or reportascam@amazon.com and then delete them.

Steps to Report a Suspicious Email

Do Not Interact with the Email
- Do not click any links, download attachments, or reply to the sender. Phishing emails often contain malware or redirect to fake websites designed to steal your credentials

jdbradford442

This was not an email. I clicked on a link in a bookclub that I have used for years and when it landed on the Amazon Website, Bitdefdender flagged it saying it had suspicious content. later that day, it seems to have stopped flagging the Website.

jdbradford442

Well, I spoke to soon, It is still doing it.

BrG

Amazon has a section on its website dedicated to suspicious activity. You can look it up.

Alexandru_BD

In Bitdefender notifications, can you check which module is flagging the page?