coinex-wallet[.]com

On 24 July 2026 analysts examined the domain coinex-wallet.com, which was registered on 21 February 2026. The authoritative DNS resolves the name to the IPv4 address 202.162.108.16, an endpoint located in Singapore and announced by AS64050 (BGP Network Limited). HTTP services observed at the time of takedown were powered by Nginx with the OpenResty module, and the sole HTML title returned was “Genius”. The site was classified as a crypto-drainer scam, consistent with the broader “Crypto Scam” label applied by security feeds. VirusTotal recorded ten positive detections out of ninety-three submitted scanners, indicating that multiple AV engines identified malicious behavior.

The domain appears on a single security blocklist and is flagged by Google Safe Browsing for social engineering, reinforcing the likelihood of credential‑stealing or fund‑exfiltration attempts. The SSL certificate presented with a rating of “R10”, a score that generally reflects low trustworthiness. PhishDestroy listed the domain as blocked, confirming that at least one dedicated anti‑phishing service has taken mitigation action. The current operational status is offline, which suggests that the hosting provider or the threat actor has removed the service after exposure.

Nonetheless, the infrastructure footprint remains visible: the IP address, ASN, and TLS fingerprint can be used to enrich threat‑intel feeds and to enact proactive network controls. Defenders should add 202.162.108.16 to deny‑list rules, monitor for any future resolution of coinex-wallet.com to new hosts, and apply domain‑based filtering for the exact FQDN. Correlation with other observed crypto‑drainer campaigns that employ Nginx/OpenResty on Singapore‑based ASes may reveal shared tooling or operator overlap. Continuous review of VirusTotal and Google Safe Browsing updates is recommended to capture any resurgence of the domain or related indicators.