fyafya-vietnam-hanoi[.]pages[.]dev

PhishDestroy identifies the domain fyafya-vietnam-hanoi.pages.dev as a live fake-login phishing page designed to drain cryptocurrency wallets by tricking users into entering seed phrases or private keys. The page mimics legitimate wallet interfaces, presenting a convincing replica that harvests credentials and transfers funds to attacker-controlled addresses. Technical analysis reveals this infrastructure is deployed on Cloudflare Pages, leveraging fast flux DNS via 172.66.44.201 and a Let's Encrypt SSL certificate to appear legitimate. Initial scans show zero detections on VirusTotal (0/95 engines), underscoring the stealth and novelty of this campaign. This domain was flagged through seed-based correlation (8cd87c) and is currently active, with creation tied to Cloudflare Registrar and resolution to IP 172.66.44.201. While no public blocklists currently flag this domain, its recent registration and lack of detection suggest it is part of a targeted wave of phishing-as-a-service attacks targeting crypto users. The use of Pages.dev domains adds to its credibility, as these are often abused for quick deployment of spoofed login portals. If you visited this domain or entered any credentials, immediately cease use of associated wallets, revoke session tokens via blockchain explorers if possible, and transfer remaining funds to a new, secure wallet. Run a malware scan on all devices used to access this page. Report the domain to PhishDestroy and your wallet provider using seed 8cd87c for cross-referencing in ongoing takedown efforts. Monitor transaction histories closely for unauthorized transfers.