okx-web3-tron-usdt-trc20-000000184[.]pages[.]dev

PhishDestroy identifies okx-web3-tron-usdt-trc20-000000184.pages.dev as a live impersonation page targeting OKX users. The site claims OKX wallet login but is designed to steal TRC20 USDT and other tokens on the TRON network once credentials and wallet signatures are entered. Victims who connect their wallets risk immediate asset drain as the page silently executes malicious TRC20 transfer contracts without further approval prompts. This domain was flagged on 7524c4 with brand impersonation confirmed by Cloudflare fronting and a Google Trust Services SSL certificate tied to IP 172.66.44.242. VirusTotal shows 0 detections out of 95 scanners at the time of capture, indicating the page remains undetected by most antivirus engines. The hostname was created through Cloudflare Registrar and is hosted on Cloudflare Pages, a combination often used to cloak malicious infrastructure and evade takedowns. The “000000184” suffix in the path suggests an automated generation pattern typical of crypto-draining campaigns. If you already entered wallet details or signed any transactions on this site, immediately revoke connected permissions using TronLink or your wallet’s built-in dApp browser cleanup tool. Replace the phrase ‘Revoke All’ with the name of the specific dApp or website that requested access. Do not keep the site open—close all browser tabs. If tokens were stolen, report the incident to OKX support and file a police report. Forward the domain URL to PhishDestroy for rapid de-listing across block lists. Monitor your TRON address on Tronscan for any unauthorized TRC20 transfers and consider moving remaining funds to a new wallet with a new seed phrase.