adiappl[.]netlify[.]app

PhishDestroy’s threat intelligence feed (seed 0e1a8a) has flagged the Netlify-hosted domain adiappl.netlify.app as an active crypto-drain phishing page. The fraudulent site is designed to trick visitors into connecting cryptocurrency wallets or surrendering seed phrases under the guise of a fake airdrop, giveaway, or wallet-authentication flow. The page mimics legitimate blockchain services in order to exfiltrate tokens or drain NFTs once a victim signs a malicious transaction. Analysis of the domain shows 20 out of 95 VirusTotal security vendors currently detect the page as malicious, while the SSL certificate is issued by DigiCert Inc and the site resolves to the Netlify edge IP 35.157.26.135. The domain was registered through Netlify’s platform, leveraging the service’s free hosting tier to rapidly deploy and rotate landing pages without requiring traditional registrar access. Netlify’s infrastructure is being abused to host multiple active campaigns, making this a high-velocity threat vector. Users who visited adiappl.netlify.app should immediately revoke any wallet connections via tools like revoke.cash, disconnect the domain from their wallets, and run a malware scan on any device used to access the site. If any transactions appear suspicious, report them to the relevant blockchain explorer and file an incident with local cybercrime units. Always verify links against PhishDestroy’s database before entering credentials or signing transactions.