jupiterpro[.]info

PhishDestroy identifies an active brand-impersonation site using the domain jupiterpro.info to mimic Jupiter and deploy a crypto-draining operation. The page lures visitors with fake offers or urgent updates and, once loaded, silently connects wallets to siphon tokens without permission. Because the domain is freshly registered and still under the radar, users who land here may not notice the theft until after funds vanish, making this a high-risk trap for crypto holders actively engaging with Jupiter-related services. This domain was flagged by PhishDestroy on seed 01ea31. Technical records show jupiterpro.info was created on May 14, 2025, resolves to IP 212.85.6.157, and currently yields 0 detections out of 95 engines on VirusTotal. The site is served over a Let’s Encrypt SSL certificate for a superficial appearance of legitimacy, yet it was registered through HOSTINGER operations, UAB, a common bulletproof provider abused by low-effort scam campaigns. These facts place the threat at “under investigation” status while attackers refine their scripts to evade static detection. If you visited jupiterpro.info — even briefly — disconnect your wallet immediately, revoke any wallet-connect permissions granted to the domain, and move remaining assets to a fresh wallet. Use PhishDestroy’s real-time scanner to verify links before clicking, and never enter seed phrases or private keys on any page linked from unsolicited messages. Stay vigilant: newly registered domains mimicking established brands often appear harmless until the damage is done.