brittanytheengineer369[.]github[.]io

brittanytheengineer369.github.io was confirmed as a crypto wallet-draining phishing site, impersonating recruiters to trick users into connecting malicious wallets. The threat type is a generic but actively exploited drainer targeting cryptocurrency holders under the guise of professional opportunities. No specific brand or drainer kit has been identified beyond generic wallet-connect prompts, but the pattern aligns with observed lure mechanisms used in crypto recruitment scams. brittanytheengineer369.github.io triggered security vendor detections on VirusTotal with a VirusTotal score of 4/95, and is blocked by Phishunt and OpenPhish. The domain is hosted on GitHub Pages resolving to IP 185.199.108.153 (GitHub’s known infrastructure). The SSL certificate was issued by Let’s Encrypt, and the domain appears on 2 active security blocklists. Registrar is GitHub, Inc., which facilitates rapid takedown resistance via free hosting and dynamic IP rotation. This domain remains active as of latest checks. Response teams have coordinated takedown requests with GitHub Trust & Safety; however, leveraging GitHub Pages’ scalability, attackers can rapidly re-host under new subdomains. Remaining risk is high due to continued availability and use of free SSL, enabling trust deception. Users are advised to independently verify recruiter identities via official channels and avoid clicking unsolicited links in DMs or emails offering crypto-related jobs.