chainresolversapp-egy[.]pages[.]dev

PhishDestroy identifies chainresolversapp-egy.pages.dev as a live, high-risk fake Dapps Chain™ site distributing counterfeit cryptocurrency wallet extensions. When loaded, the page masquerades as the legitimate Dapps Chain™ interface, tricking visitors into installing a malicious browser add-on that silently drains connected wallets. Security scanners remain dangerously under-detected: only 1 out of 95 VirusTotal engines currently recognizes the payload hosted on IP 188.114.97.3, giving attackers an easy foothold to harvest private keys and seed phrases from unwary users.

This domain was flagged using seed 89acbf and confirmed active on the Cloudflare-registered infrastructure on May 16, 2024. The site hides behind a legitimate Let’s Encrypt certificate to evade browser warnings while resolving to the bulletproof hosting provider operating 188.114.97.3. Threat hunters note the page title “Dapps Chain™” is identical to the genuine project, yet the hosted content delivers a weaponized extension instead of a wallet dashboard.

If you visited this page, immediately revoke any browser permissions granted to the fake wallet extension, run a full antivirus scan, and move remaining funds to a newly created wallet with a hardware device. Rotate all API keys, passwords, and seed phrases that may have been exposed, and report the extension ID to the legitimate Dapps Chain™ support channels to speed up takedown. Forward browser history to your organization’s incident-response team if this occurred on a managed device.