trez-iostarted[.]wixstudio[.]com

Analysis of trez-iostarted.wixstudio.com shows a site that was deliberately crafted to impersonate the hardware‑wallet brand Trezor. The page title “Trézor.io/Start — Starting Up™ Your Device | Trezor” directly references the target brand, confirming a brand‑impersonation motive. The domain was registered through GoDaddy.com, LLC on 17 December 2016 and is hosted on Google Cloud infrastructure (AS396982, IP 34.144.206.118, United States). The server presents a Let’s Encrypt R13 certificate, indicating use of a free TLS service, and the response header includes HSTS, Google Cloud CDN, and HTTP/3, consistent with a modern Wix‑based site.

Technology fingerprints reveal Wix, React, Lodash, and Google Cloud components. DNS resolution uses nsone.net name servers (dns1‑4.p08.nsone.net). An HTTP request returned a 404 status, and the site has since been taken offline. Threat intelligence feeds have flagged the domain: five of ninety‑one VirusTotal scanners raised alerts, it is listed on one security blocklist, and PhishDestroy has blocked it.

The combination of brand‑targeted page title, use of a legitimate‑looking TLS certificate, and hosting on shared cloud services typifies a credential‑harvesting infrastructure. Uncertainty remains regarding the exact phishing payload, as the site content was not captured before takedown. Defenders should continue to monitor the IP address and associated name servers for re‑use, add the domain to internal block lists, and enforce web‑gateway policies that inspect TLS‑encrypted traffic for suspicious brand references. Awareness campaigns should inform users that any unsolicited “Starting Up” prompts referencing Trezor should be verified against official channels.