moonshot-voting-vul[.]netlify[.]app

moonshot-voting-vul.netlify.app has been flagged as an active phishing site designed to mimic legitimate voting portals and trick users into surrendering sensitive credentials. The domain leverages Netlify’s infrastructure to appear credible while hosting a spoofed interface that closely resembles a real voting platform. Initial telemetry indicates redirection to external data collection endpoints, suggesting a coordinated attempt to harvest login details and personal information under the guise of an official voting process. Given its current active status and lack of detection coverage, this domain poses a tangible risk to users who may believe they are interacting with a legitimate election-related service.

This domain was identified through automated monitoring and flagged for hosting a fake voting portal. PhishDestroy’s analysis reveals that it resolves to IP address 35.157.26.135 and is currently served via Netlify’s hosting platform. VirusTotal currently reports 0 detections out of 95 engines, indicating it remains undetected by most antivirus and security vendors. The domain remains active and has not yet been listed on major threat intelligence blocklists or reputation databases. Given its recent creation and active deployment, there is a high likelihood of continued operation until flagged by security researchers or automated systems.

To mitigate exposure to this threat, users should immediately block moonshot-voting-vul.netlify.app at the network and endpoint levels. Organizations are advised to update firewall rules and DNS blocklists to include the domain and its resolving IP (35.157.26.135). Security teams should also deploy content filtering rules to prevent access to Netlify-hosted subdomains that mimic official services. Employees and the public should be alerted through security awareness training to recognize suspicious domain patterns and avoid entering credentials on non-official voting websites. In the event of suspected interaction, users must reset passwords immediately and monitor accounts for signs of credential stuffing or unauthorized access.