pippinlove[.]live

Analysis indicates that pippinlove.live was registered on 17 December 2025 through PublicDomainRegistry (PDR Ltd.) and was configured to use Cloudflare’s authoritative name servers renan.ns.cloudflare.com and veda.ns.cloudflare.com. The domain resolves to the Cloudflare edge address 104.21.82.203, which is advertised as part of AS13335, United States. No TLS certificate was observed, meaning the site was served over plain HTTP at the time it was taken offline. The page title returned by the HTTP response was “Pippin Airdrop”, aligning with the known scam type of a crypto‑airdrop fraud.

The site employed an “Airdrop Scam” phishing kit, a template commonly reused in cryptocurrency phishing campaigns. VirusTotal scanned the domain and recorded detections from three of ninety‑three AV engines, confirming malicious intent. Independent blocklist providers PhishDestroy and ScamSniffer have added the domain to their deny lists, and it appears on two additional security blocklists. The combination of a recent registration, lack of HTTPS, use of a public CDN, and the observed detections suggests a short‑lived, opportunistic operation aimed at harvesting cryptocurrency credentials.

Uncertainty remains regarding the scale of victim outreach and whether the infrastructure hosted additional payloads, as the site was taken offline before a full content capture could be performed. Defenders should continue to monitor the associated IP address for any re‑use, enforce DNS‑level blocking of the domain and its host IP, and consider adding the domain to internal URL filtering and email security policies. Ongoing surveillance of newly registered domains that resolve to Cloudflare edge nodes and that lack TLS may help identify similar campaigns early.