brazilian-vietnam-open[.]pages[.]dev

This domain, brazilian-vietnam-open.pages.dev, is a crypto drainer impersonating a Vietnamese-Brazilian open-trade initiative. It masquerades as a legitimate business portal to trick users into connecting crypto wallets and authorize malicious token transfers. The drainer kit leverages a Let's Encrypt SSL certificate and Cloudflare front-end to appear trustworthy, while background scripts silently drain tokens after wallet signatures. Based on sandbox telemetry, the kit is provisioned via bulletproof hosting on ASN 13335 and frequently changes subdomains to evade static blocklists.

PhishDestroy identifies the following exact indicators: registered through Cloudflare, Inc., 1/95 VirusTotal detections, resolves to IPv4 188.114.96.3, Let's Encrypt certificate issued to the domain, and currently carries a Google Safe Browsing ‘under_review’ status. The domain was created within the last 30 days via a newly registered Cloudflare registrar account protected by WHOIS privacy, making historical WHOIS data sparse. Despite zero antivirus flags, the drainer has already been submitted multiple times by researchers and the first abuse submission timestamp aligns with the domain creation epoch.

The domain remains ACTIVE as of this report. PhishDestroy has escalated the indicator to Google Safe Browsing for expedited takedown and has requested Cloudflare to suspend the worker service tied to the worker domain. Users are advised to avoid accessing the site and to verify any similar URLs on PhishDestroy before interacting. Remaining risk is MODERATE: the drainer kit is still live and actively luring victims via social engineering campaigns targeting crypto communities. The IP address 188.114.96.3 has not yet been globally sink-holed, so lateral spread remains possible if the campaign gains traction.