effervescent-salamander-51d833[.]netlify[.]app

The domain effervescent-salamander-51d833.netlify.app is currently active and has been classified as a generic phishing site. Google Safe Browsing flags the host for social engineering, indicating it is being used to trick users into divulging credentials or personal information. VirusTotal analysis shows that 14 of 91 security vendors have raised detections against the domain, reflecting a moderate level of consensus among scanning engines that the site is malicious. The domain appears on two reputable phishing blocklists—PhishDestroy and OpenPhish—both of which actively block access to the host, reinforcing the view that it is a confirmed phishing vector.

Infrastructure details such as registrar information, IP address, hosting ASN, SSL/TLS certificate data, HTTP response codes, and page title have not been disclosed in the available intelligence, so their status remains uncertain and should be investigated through active scanning or passive DNS collection. The lack of publicly known SSL details does not preclude malicious activity; many phishing sites operate over plain HTTP or with self‑signed certificates.

Given the high‑risk rating, the active status of the domain, and its presence on multiple blocklists, defenders should treat the host as a priority mitigation target. Immediate actions include adding the domain to perimeter firewalls, DNS sinkhole lists, proxy URL filters, and endpoint web‑filtering rules. Monitoring outbound traffic for DNS queries or HTTP requests to the domain can help detect compromised clients attempting to contact the site. If any suspicious payloads or credential‑harvesting attempts are observed, they should be sandboxed and analyzed for further indicators of compromise. Continuous re‑evaluation is advised: track new detections from additional scanning services, watch for changes in the detection count, and update blocklists promptly if the domain’s infrastructure changes or if it reappears under new subdomains.