# PhishDestroy threat dossier — hj8871.com
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Fetched:   2026-07-29 03:37:20 UTC
Canonical: https://phishdestroy.io/domain/hj8871.com/

## VERDICT
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HIGH THREAT — malicious activity confirmed
Composite threat score: 70/100 (PhishDestroy scoring — see methodology below)
Scam classification: Credential Phishing

## DETECTION EVIDENCE
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VirusTotal:      5/91 security vendors flagged this domain
  Flagging vendors: alphaMountain.ai, Fortinet, SOCRadar, Sophos, Webroot
AlienVault OTX:  2 pulses (threat-intel feed mentions)
Public blocklists: listed on 1 independent blocklist

## INFRASTRUCTURE
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IP address:      82.109.255.123 (GB, Bath)
ASN:             AS3257 GTT Communications Inc.
Hosting org:     Claybrook Computing Ltd
Registrar:       NameSilo, LLC

!!! REGISTRAR INTEGRITY ALERT — NameSilo !!!
NameSilo is a registrar documented by PhishDestroy as (1) publicly lying about
received abuse reports, (2) shielding a $20M+ Monero-theft operation (xmrwallet.com)
for 10 continuous years, and (3) retaliating against PhishDestroy by getting our
X/Twitter account @Phish_Destroy banned after we published the evidence.
Researchers/victims must ALWAYS CC compliance@icann.org on every abuse ticket —
NameSilo has a track record of later claiming reports were never received.
Primary sources:
  https://phishdestroy.io/namesilo-killed-our-twitter
  https://phishdestroy.io/xmrwallet-namesilo-exposed

Nameservers:     ["ns1.domainnamedns.com", "ns2.domainnamedns.com"]

## TLS CERTIFICATE
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Issuer:     Let's Encrypt / YR2
Expires:    2026-09-29
Status:     INVALID chain
Fingerprint: 1b52fb57022f2a1bb70ee8ea36f2d7c49299fd0c663f34a2bf89f139f387535e
Subject Alternative Names (related infrastructure — often same operator):
  - 263hj.cn
  - 53hj.vip
  - 8hj.net
  - csj8233.com
  - hj0606.com
  - hj1000.net
  - hj11.top
  - hj11188.com
  - hj18.net
  - hj339.com.cn
  - hj555.cc
  - hj6522.com
  - hj71.app
  - hj8099.com
  - hj8880.net
  ... +80 more

## ABUSE-REPORT HISTORY (evidence of registrar non-response)
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Status: pending notification queue. No abuse reports filed yet — this domain is
waiting for the next cycle of our automated abuse-reporter.

## TIMELINE
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First detected:    2026-07-26 12:43:08 UTC (by PhishDestroy tracker)
Last verified:     2026-07-29 04:26:18 UTC
Current status:    ACTIVE / observable

## ANALYST NARRATIVE
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[Generated: 2026-07-26 12:44:32 UTC — narrative may predate facts above. Treat fields in TIMELINE / DETECTION EVIDENCE / INFRASTRUCTURE as authoritative if they differ from the prose below.]

Credential Harvesting Site hj8871.com – High Risk

Analysis on July 26 2026 flags the domain hj8871.com as a high‑risk credential‑harvesting site. The domain is registered through NameSilo, LLC and is served by the authoritative name servers ns1.domainnamedns.com and ns2.domainnamedns.com. An HTTP GET returns status 200, indicating that a web service is actively responding. The site has been added to the PhishDestroy blocklist and is also listed on an additional security blocklist, confirming that at least one external repository is already blocking it.

VirusTotal scans show that five out of ninety‑one security vendors flagged the domain as malicious, providing independent confirmation of suspicious behavior. No further public intelligence such as Google Safe Browsing, Open Threat Exchange entries, or SSL certificate details are presently available, so the full scope of the infrastructure cannot be fully mapped. The lack of additional telemetry suggests that the campaign may be in an early deployment stage or that the operators are limiting exposure. Defenders should immediately add hj8871.com to local deny‑list rules, enforce DNS sinkholing where possible, and monitor outbound connections for any traffic to the domain’s IP address.

Continuous re‑scanning on VirusTotal and periodic checks against emerging blocklists are recommended to capture any changes in detection scores. Because the site returns a valid HTTP response, network‑level filtering is more reliable than content‑based inspection alone. Organizations that employ web‑proxy or secure web gateway solutions should configure them to block both the domain and any sub‑domains that resolve under the same authoritative name servers. Ongoing vigilance is required, as the threat actor may later expand the campaign to additional domains or employ new phishing kits.

## EVIDENCE HASHES
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Favicon MD5:       91ec289b05098f24e5f124e39f2c3956
TLS cert SHA-256:      1b52fb57022f2a1bb70ee8ea36f2d7c49299fd0c663f34a2bf89f139f387535e

## SCORING METHODOLOGY
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Composite score is NOT derived from VirusTotal alone. PhishDestroy aggregates:
  - VirusTotal positive ratio
  - Public blocklist consensus (MetaMask, ScamSniffer, OpenPhish, PhishTank, URLhaus,
    CryptoFirewall, SEAL, Polkadot, Enkrypt, Phishunt, DiscordPhishing, PhishingDB)
  - Cloaking detection (HTTP 666 or rendering delta between bot and real visitor)
  - DNS-filter consensus (Quad9, CleanBrowsing, NextDNS, AdGuard, Cloudflare, etc.)
  - AlienVault OTX pulses + Cloudflare Radar + Google Safe Browsing
  - URLScan / URLQuery verdicts
  - Brand-impersonation heuristics (DOM analysis of forms, logos, wording)
  - Known phishing-kit fingerprinting (favicon hash, JS obfuscation signatures)
  - Wallet-drainer family classification (Angel, MS, Rainbow, Pink, Inferno, ...)
  - Free-TLS vs paid-cert ratio (throwaway infrastructure signal)
  - Registrar/hosting abuse history (this registrar's track record)
  - Human researcher sign-off (operator takedown team)

A domain present in our database is ALREADY flagged. A low VT count by itself does
NOT mean the domain is safe — new scam domains routinely show 0/95 VT for their
first 7–30 days while actively draining wallets. Always cross-reference the composite
score and the individual indicators above, not just VT.

## CORRECTIONS / APPEALS
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Full HTML report:  https://phishdestroy.io/domain/hj8871.com/
JSON API:          https://api.destroy.tools/v1/check?domain=hj8871.com
Appeal a flag:     https://phishdestroy.io/appeals/  (responded to within 48 hours, FP rate <0.01%)
Submit a report:   https://t.me/PhishDestroy_bot

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