yumi[.]framer[.]ai

Security analysis conducted by PhishDestroy identifies yumi.framer.ai as an active credential theft domain posing as a crypto wallet service. This site is specifically designed to harvest wallet credentials, particularly targeting MetaMask users, leveraging a refined brand impersonation of legitimate service Yumi. The threat level is assessed as elevated due to confirmed malicious infrastructure and active deployment against crypto users.

Technical indicators validate the elevated risk profile. Domain resolution points to IP 31.143.161.6, hosted under Let’s Encrypt SSL, which raises trust deception. The domain has been flagged by 3 out of 95 VirusTotal security vendors and is blocked by MetaMask and SEAL defense systems. Additionally, it appears on multiple threat intelligence blocklists, including those used by enterprise security platforms. While the creation date and registrar details are not provided in available feeds, the domain exhibits hallmark behaviors of a fast-registered impersonation site — high-risk profile with low detection coverage.

Immediate mitigation is required for organizations and individuals exposed to this threat. Do not access the domain or any derivative links. Users who may have entered credentials on this site should revoke wallet access immediately via the official wallet extension and transfer assets to a new wallet. Report the domain to your security team and block it at DNS and perimeter levels. Exercise heightened caution with any Framer or Yumi-related communications — verify domains through official channels only.