thermaebofort[.]spahotel[.]guru

PhishDestroy identifies thermaebofort.spahotel.guru as a live credential-harvesting phishing page targeting unsuspecting visitors. The site mimics the branding of Thermae Boetfort Hotel in Steenokkerzeel, Belgium, in an attempt to trick users into submitting personal or payment details. Security vendors are already catching on: 18 out of 95 engines on VirusTotal detect the domain as malicious, and it has been listed on two separate threat-intelligence blocklists. The IP address 52.29.26.157 behind the domain uses a Let’s Encrypt SSL certificate, giving it a veneer of legitimacy while quietly relaying stolen data to attacker-controlled servers. This domain was flagged by PhishingArmy and OpenPhish within hours of going active, demonstrating rapid adversary opportunism. The page itself carries the exact title Thermae Boetfort Hotel Steenokkerzeel – Steenokkerzeel, Belgium, a detail attackers copied verbatim to amplify the social-engineering lure. VirusTotal’s 18 detections span multiple detection engines, including well-known signatures for generic phishing kits. Because the registrar data is masked, we cannot pinpoint the domain’s creation date; however, the presence of a Let’s Encrypt certificate issued in the last 90 days suggests opportunistic acquisition rather than long-term persistence planning. If you visited thermaebofort.spahotel.guru, immediately change any passwords you may have entered and enable multi-factor authentication on all related accounts. Review recent transaction histories and scan the device you used for malware or browser extensions you do not recognize. Report the domain to your IT security team or local CERT for takedown. Do not attempt to revisit the site—navigate away and clear cached credentials to prevent accidental re-entry. Forward the URL with a screenshot to your organization’s threat-intel mailbox so analysts can correlate indicators and protect others.