A fake login page may be designed to look like Azaz in an attempt to steal your email address, password, or other account information.
Before entering your Azaz credentials, always check that you are using the official Azaz Login page.
Check the website address carefully
The official Azaz website uses:
https://azaz.click/
The official login page is:
https://azaz.click/user/login
Check the address bar before entering your password. Be cautious of domains that use misspellings, extra words, unusual characters, or different domain endings to imitate Azaz.
Watch for look-alike domains
A fake website may use an address that looks similar to the real domain at a quick glance.
For example, be suspicious of addresses that:
- Misspell the Azaz name
- Add unexpected words before or after the domain
- Use a different domain ending
- Replace letters with similar-looking characters
- Place
azaz.clicksomewhere inside an unrelated domain
The important part of the official address is the actual azaz.click domain.
Understand misleading URLs
Seeing the words azaz or azaz.click somewhere in a URL does not automatically mean the website belongs to Azaz.
Attackers can create misleading subdomains, paths, or text designed to make an unrelated website appear legitimate.
When in doubt, manually type:
https://azaz.click/
into your browser instead of following the suspicious link.
Use HTTPS
The official Azaz website uses HTTPS.
Your browser should connect to:
https://azaz.click
However, HTTPS alone does not prove that a website is legitimate. A malicious website can also use HTTPS, so you must check the domain name as well.
Be careful with links in emails and messages
Phishing messages may claim that:
- Your account will be deleted
- Your account has been suspended
- Your password must be changed immediately
- Someone signed in to your account
- You must verify your account urgently
- You need to sign in to receive something
These messages may attempt to create urgency so that you click a link without checking it carefully.
If you are unsure, do not use the link in the message. Open your browser and go directly to Azaz.
Never send your password to someone
Do not send your Azaz password through email, contact forms, social media, messaging apps, or support messages.
Your password should only be entered when you intentionally sign in through the official Azaz login process.
Never share verification or security information
Be cautious if someone asks you to provide private security information.
Never intentionally share information such as:
- Your password
- Password reset links
- Authentication tokens
- API keys
- Private credentials
- Security codes intended only for you
What about Sign in with Google?
Azaz supports signing in with Google through the available Google sign-in option on the official Azaz Login page.
If you choose Google sign-in, pay attention to the pages and permissions displayed during the authentication process.
Do not enter your Google password into an unfamiliar page simply because it displays Google or Azaz branding.
What if I forgot my password?
Use the official Azaz Forgot Password page to begin the password reset process.
Be careful with unexpected password reset messages that you did not request.
Signs that a page may be suspicious
A login page deserves extra attention if:
- The domain is not
azaz.click. - The address contains an unusual misspelling.
- The page asks for information that seems unrelated to signing in.
- You reached it through an unexpected or suspicious message.
- The page pressures you to act immediately.
- The design looks unusual or contains obvious errors.
- Your password manager does not recognize the website where it normally would.
A visual similarity to Azaz does not prove that a website is legitimate. Always check the address.
What should I do if I entered my password on a suspicious page?
If you believe you entered your Azaz password into a fake website, secure your account as soon as possible.
- Manually open the official Azaz Login page.
- Sign in and change your password using the available account settings.
- If you cannot sign in, use the Forgot Password page.
- Review your My Links for changes you did not make.
- Review your Bio Pages and other account content for unexpected changes.
If you reused the same password on another service, change it there as well and use a different password for each account.
What if I entered my Google password?
If you entered your Google credentials into a suspicious website, secure your Google account directly through Google's official account security tools.
You should also review your recent account activity and connected access directly through Google.
Report fake or phishing pages
If an Azaz short link, Bio Page, or other Azaz-hosted content is being used for phishing, scams, malware, or another harmful purpose, submit it through the Azaz Report page.
Provide the suspicious URL and useful details about what you observed, but never include your password or other private credentials in the report.
Protect your account
A few simple habits can reduce the risk of account theft:
- Use a strong and unique password for Azaz.
- Check the domain before signing in.
- Avoid signing in through unexpected links.
- Keep your browser and device updated.
- Do not share passwords or private credentials.
- Review your account if you notice unexpected activity.
Privacy and security
For information about how Azaz handles information, review the Azaz Privacy Policy.
Use of Azaz is also subject to the Azaz Terms of Service.
Need help?
If you are unsure whether an Azaz-related page or message is legitimate, visit the Contact page.
Do not send your password, authentication tokens, API keys, or other private credentials when contacting support.