test[.]www[.]indiain[.]professorflapjacks[.]com

PhishDestroy identifies test.www.indiain.professorflapjacks.com as an active credential theft domain currently under investigation for impersonation-based phishing. The domain mimics legitimate Indian educational or institutional services to deceive users into submitting login credentials or personal information. As of seed 738420, the threat is classified as generic_phishing with an under_investigation risk level, indicating active exploitation but incomplete threat intelligence.

This domain was flagged by 14 of 95 VirusTotal vendors, demonstrating its low detection rate despite suspicious behavior. It was registered through Gandi SAS, resolves to IP address 185.149.120.183, and holds a Let's Encrypt SSL certificate issued for domain validation. The domain was created on July 03, 2016, suggesting a long-standing presence that may have been recently weaponized for phishing campaigns. Trust scores remain undetermined due to minimal vendor recognition, and no blocklist entries are recorded at this time.

The current status of test.www.indiain.professorflapjacks.com is active and under investigation, with no confirmed blocklist presence despite its phishing nature. Users should avoid interacting with this domain entirely. Concrete indicators include the Gandi-registered domain, Let's Encrypt SSL certificate, and IP 185.149.120.183. Security teams are advised to monitor this IP and domain for associated malicious infrastructure and to block traffic at the network perimeter. Users who may have entered credentials on this site should immediately reset passwords on all accounts using the same or similar credentials and enable multi-factor authentication where available.