qfsledgerbackup[.]net

PhishDestroy identifies qfsledgerbackup.net as an active crypto-drainer domain deployed by threat actors to siphon cryptocurrency funds from unsuspecting victims. While no specific brand impersonation is confirmed, the site operates as a deceptive service under the guise of a legitimate-looking entity, leveraging a drainer kit to automate unauthorized fund transfers from connected cryptocurrency wallets. This domain mimics the appearance of a secure ledger backup system, exploiting user trust in financial data management platforms to propagate its malicious payload.

Technical indicators reveal this domain resolves to IP 2.57.91.227, registered through Hostinger operations, UAB on October 08, 2024. VirusTotal currently reports 2 out of 95 antivirus engines detecting the threat, indicating a low immediate detection rate. The site uses a Let’s Encrypt SSL certificate to enhance credibility and remains unblocked by Google Safe Browsing (GSB) as of the latest scan. With zero detections on VT and no entries in major threat intelligence blocklists, the domain operates with minimal friction for potential victims.

PhishDestroy has flagged this domain as under active investigation with a risk level assessed as currently active—though pending further forensic analysis. No official remediation by hosting providers or registries has been observed at this stage, leaving the domain accessible to potential victims. Users are strongly advised to avoid interaction and to cross-check any suspicious domains against PhishDestroy’s real-time threat intelligence database to prevent financial loss.