api-api[.]cc
The domain api-api.cc is currently active and has been observed resolving to the IPv4 address 62.60.226.26. Registration records indicate the name was created on May 08, 2025 through the registrar NameSilo, LLC. VirusTotal analysis shows that seven of ninety‑five security vendors have flagged the domain, suggesting malicious activity consistent with the generic_phishing classification. Infrastructure analysis reveals a single A‑record pointing to the same IP, with no additional hostnames or subdomains reported in public datasets. No public content analysis is available, so the exact look‑and‑feel of the site, the targeted brand, or the credential‑capture mechanism remain unknown. The combination of recent registration, use of a low‑cost registrar, and multiple security‑vendor detections warrants a high risk rating. Defenders should block outbound connections to api-api.cc and its resolved IP, add the domain to DNS‑based blocklists, and monitor network logs for any attempted connections. Threat‑intel feeds should be updated to include the domain and its associated IP, and incident response teams should be prepared to investigate any credential‑theft reports that reference this indicator.
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