chainroll[.]live

chainroll.live has been identified as an active phishing domain distributing fake cryptocurrency airdrop offers. This site mimics legitimate blockchain projects to trick users into connecting wallets or submitting private keys, leading to asset theft. The threat level is currently under investigation, but the specificity of the lure—crypto airdrops—warrants immediate caution and avoidance.

PhishDestroy identifies chainroll.live as a fake crypto airdrop phishing domain. Data shows 0 detections on VirusTotal (4/95), the domain resolves to IP 188.114.97.3, uses a Let's Encrypt SSL certificate, was registered via NameCheap, Inc. on February 19, 2024, and carries no confirmed entries on major blocklists or threat feeds at this time. Despite low AV coverage, the domain’s recent creation and SSL presence suggest it may be part of a short-lived campaign leveraging perceived trust to harvest wallet credentials or initiate unauthorized transactions. Trust scores remain unverified due to the lack of historical reputation data.

Users are strongly advised to avoid interacting with chainroll.live or any associated links promising crypto rewards. If exposed, disconnect connected wallets immediately, revoke any unauthorized permissions via blockchain explorers like Etherscan or BscScan, and scan devices for malware using a reputable endpoint solution. Report the domain to browser vendors and threat intelligence platforms to aid in takedown efforts. Always verify airdrop campaigns through official project channels and never enter private keys or seed phrases on external sites.