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Verification of the authenticity of mirrors requiring re-registration.
I really need advice about "mirrors" that require separate registration. I came across a copy of a website that claims to be a new domain for an old brand, but asks me to create a new account. Is this a scam or a genuine migration practice? How can I verify that I'm not giving my passport information to scammers if the design and logo are absolutely identical?
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Mirror sites that require separate registration are 99% scams. Genuine mirror sites of official brands usually use the same database, and your login works without re-registration. If you're asked to create a new account, this is a clear sign of a phishing site that copies the design to steal data. On the https://madofficialau.com/ website, I only saw mirror sites that require login via the main account. To verify authenticity, try entering an incorrect password—it might work on a fake site, but not on the original. Also, check the SSL certificate: a legitimate site will have one for a reputable domain. Read forum reviews: usually, the operators themselves write about new mirror sites. Never enter your data on suspicious mirror sites, even if they look perfect. If you've already registered and entered your passport information, immediately change your passwords on all services where you used the same information. In the future, use only links from official sources. Many brands have lists of official mirror sites on their Telegram channel or in their support section. Be vigilant: phishing is becoming more sophisticated.