web-dapp-protocol[.]org

PhishDestroy identifies web-dapp-protocol.org as an active crypto drainer posing as a Web3 protocol, warranting urgent investigation under our generic_phishing classification. This domain was flagged due to its suspicious infrastructure and lack of detection on leading threat intelligence platforms. Current risk remains under_investigation, but early indicators suggest it may evolve into a high-severity threat if left unaddressed. The domain employs a Let's Encrypt SSL certificate, resolving to IP 35.157.26.135, which hosts multiple uncategorized endpoints. Registered through Name.com, Inc. on March 28, 2026, it has not yet been blacklisted by major threat feeds, maintaining a 0/95 detection score on VirusTotal as of the latest scan. Technical analysis reveals several red flags aligning with crypto-draining campaigns: the domain’s recent creation timestamp, coupled with its association with blockchain terminology, suggests an attempt to lure cryptocurrency users. The IP address (35.157.26.135) hosts several uncategorized domains, increasing the likelihood of shared malicious infrastructure. The absence of detections on VirusTotal (0/95) indicates either a stealthy operation or a newly deployed threat. While no definitive brand impersonation has been confirmed, the naming convention mirrors legitimate Web3 protocols, potentially tricking users into connecting malicious wallet extensions or signing fraudulent transactions. Mitigation requires immediate network-level blocking of the domain and IP address (35.157.26.135). Users should verify URLs before interacting with Web3 protocols and avoid downloading wallet extensions from unverified sources. SOC teams are advised to hunt for related domains resolving to the same IP and monitor for sudden spikes in blockchain transaction alerts. Due to the domain’s recent registration, proactive takedown requests should be escalated to the registrar (Name.com) while maintaining heightened alertness for associated IOCs.