vote1-unipeg[.]com

PhishDestroy identifies vote1-unipeg.com as a live cryptocurrency draining scam masquerading as a legitimate UNIPEG service. The domain leverages a generic Let’s Encrypt SSL certificate to appear trustworthy while redirecting victims to a malicious wallet-draining interface. No specific drainer kit fingerprint has been extracted yet, but the infrastructure closely mimics UNIPEG’s branding, indicating a targeted impersonation campaign aimed at cryptocurrency holders.

This domain was flagged with a clean VirusTotal score of 14/95 detections, complicating early detection. It resolves to IP 172.67.168.212 and was registered through NICENIC INTERNATIONAL GROUP CO., LIMITED on May 09, 2026. It remains unlisted on Google Safe Browsing and has not yet been captured by major threat intelligence blocklists. The age of the domain, combined with its minimal detection footprint, suggests a recently deployed or evolving operation still in early stages of deployment.

As of current analysis, vote1-unipeg.com is classified as an active threat with under-investigation status. No direct takedown or block has been applied yet due to low initial detection counts, but the domain is being tracked under seed e5f228. Recommended actions include immediate network and browser blocking of 172.67.168.212, user advisories to avoid wallet connections, and coordination with cryptocurrency platforms for service impersonation alerts. Remaining risk is assessed as elevated due to active hosting, lack of blocklisting, and targeted branding appeal to crypto users.