betblaze[.]life

Analysis of betblaze.life, observed on July 25 2026, shows that the domain is currently taken offline but retains multiple indicators of malicious infrastructure. The site previously presented the page title “BETBLAZE | Play at the best online casino based on Blockchain,” matching the listed scam type of a crypto‑focused gambling scheme. The domain resolves to IP 69.5.189.55, which is geolocated to Switzerland and is announced by ASN 42624 belonging to Global‑Data System IT Corporation. Registration was performed through the SC‑GLOBAL‑DATA‑20040120 registrar, confirming the same ASN association. No TLS certificate was observed, indicating that the site operated without encryption.

DNS is served by four name servers – ns1.nameserverhub.com, ns2.nameserverhub.com, ns3.nameserverhub.com and ns4.nameserverhub.com – a pattern frequently seen in disposable phishing deployments. Reputation services flag the domain heavily. Scamadviser assigns a trust score of 1 out of 100, while Gridinsoft rates it 0 out of 100. VirusTotal reports that eight of ninety‑five scanned engines flagged the domain as malicious, and the domain appears on at least one external security blocklist. Google Safe Browsing categorises the URL as social engineering, and the PhishDestroy blocklist explicitly lists it as blocked.

The infrastructure is associated with the publicly‑available Gambler Scam phishing kit, which is commonly used to harvest credentials for cryptocurrency‑related gambling platforms. Given the elevated risk rating, defenders should block network traffic to 69.5.189.55 and to the four nameserver hostnames, enforce DNS sink‑holing for betblaze.life, and monitor for any re‑hosting attempts that reuse the same IP or name‑server pattern. Because the site is offline, immediate threat activity may be paused, but the underlying infrastructure remains reusable for future campaigns.