sol-drop[.]info

sol-drop.info was observed hosting a crypto‑related impersonation campaign targeting the Solana brand. The site was first registered on 2 December 2025 through PDR Ltd. d/b/a PublicDomainRegistry.com and remains active as of the report date (23 July 2026). DNS resolution points to the IPv4 address 91.92.242.155, which is allocated to AS202412 (Omegatech LTD) in the Netherlands. The domain uses Cloudflare authoritative name servers (chris.ns.cloudflare.com and annalise.ns.cloudflare.com). An SSL certificate issued for 91-92-242-155.virtualine.org is presented to visitors, indicating that TLS termination is performed by the hosting provider rather than a brand‑specific certificate. VirusTotal has recorded 19 detections out of 95 scanned scanners, confirming that multiple security vendors flag the domain as malicious.

The domain also appears on one external security blocklist and has been added to the PhishDestroy blocklist, reinforcing the consensus that the infrastructure is being used for fraudulent activity. Gridinsoft assigns a trust score of 0 / 100, reflecting a lack of reputation. The page title returned by HTTP requests is “Black Background”, but no further content analysis is available. The listed scam type is “Crypto Scam”, and the impersonated brand is explicitly identified as Solana. No additional indicators such as known phishing kits, payload hashes, or malicious URLs have been disclosed.

Uncertainty remains around the exact phishing flow, including whether credential‑stealing forms or wallet‑drainage scripts are served. The use of Cloudflare’s DNS service can make attribution of the underlying web server more challenging, and the presence of a virtualine.org certificate suggests the server is part of a shared hosting environment often abused by threat actors. Defenders should block DNS resolution to 91.92.242.155, add sol-drop.info to URL filtering policies, and monitor for outbound connections to the associated IP address.