en[.]creditswiss[.]live

This domain is flagged as an active brand impersonation operation using the hostname en.creditswiss.live. Analysis indicates that the infrastructure is configured to imitate Facebook while presenting the page title "Credit Swiss F. Savings," a mismatch that suggests deceptive branding and a likely credential-harvesting objective. The combination of a finance-themed lure and a known brand target increases the probability that the site is intended to capture account credentials, session data, or other user-supplied authentication material through a spoofed login or promotional pretext.

Technical indicators support a high-risk assessment. VirusTotal shows 3/95 security vendors flagging the domain. The domain resolves to IP address 163.61.188.89, geolocated to the US and associated with AS153568 NEW DHAKA HARDWARE. No SSL certificate is present, which is notable for a site attempting to present itself as a trusted service. The domain appears on 1 security blocklist and has already been blocked by PhishDestroy. Registration is attributed to MIT with ASN 153568. No creation date is available in the supplied intelligence, and no Google Safe Browsing status is provided, so those indicators cannot be confirmed from the current dataset.

The domain remains active at the time of reporting, which means exposure risk is ongoing. Any user who visited the site should be treated as potentially exposed, especially if credentials were entered or if authentication prompts were completed. Recommended response actions include immediate password resets for any reused accounts, review of account recovery settings, forced session termination where possible, and monitoring for unauthorized login attempts or profile changes. Security teams should block en.creditswiss.live and 163.61.188.89 at network and endpoint controls, preserve DNS and HTTP telemetry for retrospective review, and watch for adjacent infrastructure using similar naming patterns or recycled page content. Residual risk remains high while the site is still reachable and capable of collecting user input.