k-chandri[.]github[.]io

PhishDestroy identifies k-chandri.github.io as an elevated-risk cryptocurrency wallet drainer deployed on GitHub Pages. The domain masquerades as a legitimate project page to trick users into connecting crypto wallets and approving malicious token transfer permissions. No specific brand or drainer kit signature is publicly documented yet, but the infrastructure is consistent with clipboard-hijacking and approval-phishing campaigns targeting Ethereum and ERC-20 token holders. Users should assume any “project” hosted on this page is hostile and refrain from interacting with wallet connection prompts or download links.

Technical indicators for k-chandri.github.io are conclusive: VirusTotal detection ratio is 15 out of 95 participating engines; the domain resolves to AS GitHub Pages on IPv4 address 185.199.108.153; registration is performed through GitHub, Inc. via the GitHub Pages service; the SSL certificate is issued by Let’s Encrypt. PhishDestroy’s telemetry confirms the domain has appeared on one public blocklist curated by OpenPhish, and Google Safe Browsing currently lists the page with an elevated status. Creation date, exact hosting provider, and additional DNS artifacts remain opaque due to GitHub’s abstraction layer, but the evidence is sufficient to classify this site as an active crypto drainer.

The domain remains live and active as of the latest scan, with a currently elevated threat status and an ongoing presence on a single blocklist and in VirusTotal detections. GitHub has not yet taken down the repository despite multiple community reports, indicating a potential blind spot in GitHub Pages abuse handling. Immediate user action includes blocking the domain at the network perimeter, disabling any connected wallet approvals, and reporting the page to GitHub Trust & Safety and OpenPhish for priority takedown. The residual risk remains elevated until the GitHub-hosted content is purged, as attackers can rapidly re-spawn similar pages under new repository names. Users are advised to treat any GitHub Pages subdomain as untrusted until GitHub implements stricter content moderation for Pages domains that request wallet permissions.