phanswll[.]info

PhishDestroy identifies phanswll.info as an active credential theft and crypto drainer domain designed to harvest wallet access and siphon digital assets. Based on forensic analysis of the domain’s infrastructure and behavior, this site impersonates legitimate service interfaces to trick users into connecting compromised wallets, enabling unauthorized transactions. The attacker leverages deceptive UI elements and social engineering to prompt wallet connection, after which transaction approval screens are weaponized to drain funds. While no specific drainer kit family was publicly attributed, the domain’s use of real-time session hijacking and wallet signing requests aligns with modern crypto phishing toolkits observed in underground markets.

This domain was flagged on April 19, 2026, and resolves to IP address 162.241.85.94. It uses a Let's Encrypt SSL certificate to appear trustworthy. Ownership is obscured via PDR Ltd. d/b/a PublicDomainRegistry.com. Security vendor detection stands at 7 out of 95 via VirusTotal, indicating moderate detection coverage. The domain is blocked by MetaMask and SEAL. It has been listed on two independent blocklists, positioning it as a confirmed malicious endpoint. The recent creation date suggests a recently deployed campaign likely targeting trending NFT or DeFi events.

As of the latest scan, phanswll.info remains active and responsive, serving a fraudulent interface impersonating a cryptocurrency service portal. Immediate action includes blocking the domain at network and endpoint levels, revoking any connected wallet approvals, and alerting affected users. Despite partial vendor detection, the site remains uncontrolled on several threat feeds, maintaining elevated risk for visitors. Users are strongly advised to avoid interaction and use tools like wallet firewalls or phishing scanners to verify domain safety. Remediation requires coordinated takedown efforts from hosting providers and certificate authorities.