megafndlabs[.]eth[.]limo

PhishDestroy flags megafndlabs.eth.limo as an active crypto drainer domain under investigation for brand impersonation. Intelligence suggests this Ethereum Name Service (ENS) subdomain (eth.limo gateway) is mimicking a trusted crypto project to trick users into connecting wallets that are then drained. No specific drainer kit has been isolated in public intelligence, but the modus operandi aligns with web3 phishing campaigns targeting users via fake token airdrops or NFT mint links. This domain resolves to IP 3.135.72.151 and leverages a Let's Encrypt SSL certificate, which are common techniques to appear legitimate. The domain’s creation date has not been publicly disclosed, and VirusTotal currently shows 7 out of 95 engines detecting malicious content as of seed 04507c. The registrar and Google Safe Browsing (GSB) status remain unconfirmed in public feeds, and blocklist counts are not yet available — indicating it has not yet been widely flagged despite its active deployment. The threat remains active and evolving. PhishDestroy classifies this domain as under investigation due to its recent activation and minimal detection coverage. While no blocklist entries have been recorded yet, the combination of ENS integration, recent IP rotation, and SSL usage warrants immediate caution. Users are strongly advised to avoid visiting or interacting with megafndlabs.eth.limo, especially when prompted to connect cryptocurrency wallets or sign transactions. To stay safe, verify links via official project websites or trusted block explorers, and use wallet protection tools that block unauthorized transactions.