coinflare[.]global

Analysis indicates that the domain coinflare.global was registered on February 21, 2026 through NameSilo, LLC and is currently hosted behind Cloudflare’s network (AS13335). The authoritative nameservers ben.ns.cloudflare.com and sky.ns.cloudflare.com resolve the domain to IP address 104.21.12.140, which is located in the United States. The site is served over HTTPS using a certificate issued by Google Trust Services, and the HTTP response includes support for HTTP/3.

The public web page returns an HTTP 200 status but the HTML title reads “coinflare.global | 522: Connection timed out”, indicating that the origin server is intermittently unavailable or deliberately configured to present a timeout error. Email traffic is directed to Zoho mail servers (mx.zoho.com priority 10 and mx2.zoho.com priority 20), a pattern commonly observed in phishing campaigns that rely on third‑party mail services to receive victim credentials.

Threat intelligence shows the domain appears on one security blocklist and has been flagged by PhishDestroy. VirusTotal analysis recorded six positive detections out of ninety‑five scanners, reinforcing the suspicion of malicious activity. While the exact payload or credential‑harvesting pages are not presently observable due to the 522 condition, the combination of a recent registration, Cloudflare front‑end, legitimate‑looking SSL, and use of external mail services aligns with known credential‑harvesting operations.

Defenders should proactively block coinflare.global at the DNS and proxy layers, monitor for any outbound connections to the resolved IP address, and inspect email flows for messages originating from the listed Zoho MX hosts that reference the domain. Continuous re‑resolution of the domain is advised, as the underlying content may become active after the timeout condition resolves. Logging of TLS handshakes and HTTP/3 traffic can provide additional indicators if the site begins serving phishing pages.