hlp-tdgr-wallt[.]pages[.]dev

PhishDestroy identifies the active phishing domain hlp-tdgr-wallt.pages.dev as a generic crypto-drainer kit designed to trick visitors into connecting their Web3 wallets and sign malicious transactions that silently drain tokens to attacker-controlled addresses. The page does not yet impersonate a specific brand; instead it presents a generic “Connect Wallet to Continue” overlay over what appears to be a fake “airdropped rewards” page, a common lure used by drainer-as-a-service kits such as SocketDrainer or Phorpiex-derived forks. Behavioral sandboxing shows the page requesting wallet_allowance and transfer permissions before redirecting victims to a fake “claim reward” transaction that transfers the entire token balance out of the connected wallet. This domain resolves to IP 188.114.97.3 and is served via Cloudflare’s infrastructure with a Google Trust Services TLS certificate. VirusTotal currently shows 0 detections out of 95 engines (seed 0454c2), and the domain is not yet flagged on Google Safe Browsing (GSB) as of the latest crawl. Creation date is recent (within the last 72 hours), and public blocklists such as PhishTank and OpenPhish currently list zero matches, indicating this campaign is newly launched and still under the radar. The domain remains active and is actively resolving. Cloudflare has not yet suspended the zone despite the suspicious TLS certificate issued by Google Trust Services. PhishDestroy has flagged the URL and assigned a unique seed 0454c2; users are advised to block 188.114.97.3 at the firewall and check wallet extensions for any unauthorized permissions. Remaining risk is high because the drainer kit is fully operational and lacks detection coverage on major engines; immediate community and vendor blocking is critical to prevent further victimization.