extension-trustt[.]wixstudio[.]com

PhishDestroy identifies the active crypto drainer domain extension-trustt.wixstudio.com hosted on Wix’s infrastructure, posing as a legitimate extension trust service but designed to steal cryptocurrency assets through deceptive web forms and malicious scripts. The campaign leverages a Wix subdomain to appear authentic (extension-trustt.wixstudio.com), likely mimicking popular wallet or extension verification services to trick users into connecting their wallets and signing malicious transactions. While the domain uses the benign Wix platform, its naming pattern—extension-trustt—explicitly suggests a false association with browser extension trust verification services, a common lure in crypto drainer campaigns targeting users upgrading or installing extensions. No known brand or drainer kit signature has been publicly documented at this stage, indicating a potentially evolving or custom payload.

Technical analysis reveals this domain resolves to IP 34.144.206.118 with a Let’s Encrypt SSL certificate (indicating HTTPS support but not legitimacy), and shows 0 detections out of 95 VirusTotal scans as of the latest intelligence. The domain is hosted on Wix’s cloud infrastructure (34.144.206.0/24), which is frequently abused for quick deployment of phishing and scam pages due to low friction in domain creation and hosting. Registrar information is obscured or absent due to Wix’s use of subdomains under their controlled space, and no public record shows an independent creation date outside of Wix’s internal hosting timeline. Google Safe Browsing (GSB) status is currently unlisted, and no blocklist entries are documented—this suggests a newly launched campaign still flying under detection thresholds. The lack of detections and minimal forensic footprint implies this could be a transient or “bulletproof” hosting method optimized for evasion.

The campaign is currently ACTIVE and under ongoing investigation with seed 6268db. Immediate recommended actions include blocking IP 34.144.206.118 at network and DNS levels, flagging the domain in enterprise security platforms, and warning users about suspicious links purporting to offer wallet extensions or trust verification tools. While the risk level is marked as "under_investigation," the absence of detections and use of HTTPS make this domain particularly hazardous to unsuspecting users—especially in crypto communities where transaction signing interfaces are common attack vectors. Users should avoid interacting with extension-trustt.wixstudio.com entirely and report any wallet connection prompts originating from this domain. Remaining risk is elevated due to low detection coverage and reliance on legitimate hosting providers, making proactive blocking the most effective mitigation until full IOCs are published.