218746d2-765e-419b-9ee1-4b9735631969[.]fundyalbert[.]com

Tech support scam website masquerading as legitimate support portal targets users with fake system alerts and urgent pop-ups, aiming to trick victims into calling fake helplines or revealing sensitive credentials. Under the hood, the domain’s SSL certificate issued by Let’s Encrypt gives a false sense of security despite its malicious purpose. This domain, created on May 16 2022, was registered through Tucows and currently resolves to 185.149.120.183; VirusTotal analysis at the time of discovery returned zero detections across 95 engines, placing it below the radar of most commercial scanners. TechDestroy Labs pinpoints the infrastructure behind these deceptive campaigns by correlating known abuse feeds with real-time DNS telemetry; in this instance the seed marker 5b856d ties this sample to a wider family of toll-fraud and credential-harvesting portals. Scammers leverage the low initial detection rate to host phishing lures for days or weeks while rotating DNS records to evade takedown requests. If you or someone on your network visited 218746d2-765e-419b-9ee1-4b9735631969.fundyalbert.com, immediately block the domain at your firewall or hosts file and run a full endpoint scan with updated AV signatures. Revoke any credentials typed into the page and enable multi-factor authentication on related accounts. Report the incident to your SOC using the seed 5b856d so defenders can blacklist the IP and certificate fingerprint across enterprise defenses.