corperscrib[.]com[.]ng

PhishDestroy identifies corperscrib.com.ng as an active crypto-draining phishing domain designed to harvest wallet credentials and tokens. This site lures users with a fake Uniswap interface, prompting wallet connections that silently approve malicious token transfers. Once connected, attackers can drain ETH, ERC-20, and other supported assets without additional user prompts via Permit2 or standard approve flows. The domain mimics official Uniswap branding and topology with high fidelity, increasing the likelihood of successful compromises for users unfamiliar with on-chain attack techniques. Registrar data shows creation on 2024-04-11 via Namecheap, placing the campaign in early deployment stages with rapid operational tempo. With only one security vendor detection out of 95 on VirusTotal, corperscrib.com.ng enjoys low public visibility despite elevated risk, enabling sustained operations against unsuspecting users. Technical indicators confirm hostile infrastructure: the domain resolves to IPv4 address 163.61.188.9, hosted within a high-risk subnet known for phishing and malware activity. The SSL certificate is issued by Let’s Encrypt, leveraging widespread trust to bypass browser warnings. Historical analysis shows multiple subdomains under this IP have been implicated in similar crypto-draining campaigns targeting DeFi platforms, indicating reuse of resilient hosting despite takedown attempts. The domain has not yet appeared on major public blocklists (0/15 surveyed lists), reinforcing its stealth profile and the need for proactive detection by threat intelligence platforms. Users who visited corperscrib.com.ng should immediately revoke any wallet approvals to the domain using tools such as revoke.cash or Etherscan’s approval checker. Disconnect the affected wallet from all dApps and move remaining assets to a new, isolated wallet. Enable hardware wallet signing for future transactions and disable auto-approve for token transfers. Report the incident to PhishDestroy for rapid signature generation and share transaction hashes to aid detection. Monitor wallet activity and consider rotating private keys if suspicious transactions occurred. Always verify URLs via official channels and use PhishDestroy’s real-time verification before entering wallet credentials or signing transactions.