ito[.]ai-cryptolist[.]net

ito.ai-cryptolist.net was identified as a crypto drainer phishing domain, currently offline but posing a significant threat during its active period. The domain was designed to impersonate a cryptocurrency-related service, likely targeting users with fake login pages or wallet connection prompts to drain digital assets. PhishDestroy’s analysis confirms the domain’s sole purpose was credential theft and asset siphoning, fitting the generic_phishing threat type with a specific crypto drainer function.

Technical indicators reveal troubling details: the domain was flagged by 2 of 95 VirusTotal vendors, a low detection rate that suggests it evaded many security tools. Registered through Key-Systems GmbH, it resolved to IP address 172.67.198.248, hosted behind Cloudflare’s CDN (indicated by the “Just a moment...” title and Google Trust Services SSL certificate). The domain was created on April 11, 2026, and appeared on one security blocklist, indicating limited but existing visibility. While currently offline, the domain’s registration date and evasion tactics point to a deliberately crafted malicious campaign.

The domain is now taken offline, but users who interacted with it should immediately rotate any credentials entered, enable two-factor authentication on affected accounts, and monitor financial accounts for unauthorized transactions. PhishDestroy recommends blocking the domain and its IP at the network level and flagging similar patterns (e.g., “crypto” subdomains with suspicious TLDs). Organizations in the cryptocurrency space should educate users about verifying URLs and avoiding unsolicited connection prompts. Continued monitoring for related domains is advised to prevent future attacks.