video-chat-call[.]com

PhishDestroy identifies video-chat-call.com as a recently activated phishing domain masquerading as a video-chat service in order to harvest user logins and personal data. This generic phishing page leverages a Let’s Encrypt SSL certificate and a newly registered domain to appear legitimate, targeting victims via social media links and phishing emails. No known drainer kit or brand impersonation has been confirmed, so the threat is currently classified as a generic credential-harvesting scam. Registrant details remain opaque via Atak Domain, leaving the true operator anonymous and the infrastructure fluid for rapid shifts in hosting or domain ownership.

Technical indicators confirm the domain’s recent provenance and low detection footprint: VirusTotal shows 0 detections out of 95 engines as of March 2026, the IP address 188.114.97.3 is shared with other low-reputation hosts, the registrar Atak Domain provides WHOIS privacy protections, and the domain was created on February 22, 2026. Google Safe Browsing has not yet blacklisted the page, and public blocklists show zero listings. These factors create a low-overhead, high-mobility threat that can persist undetected for days or weeks while luring victims to submit sensitive login information via a convincing fake chat portal.

The campaign remains active with a status of under investigation. Immediate mitigation is limited without additional telemetry, but users should block 188.114.97.3 at the firewall and inspect DNS resolutions for video-chat-call.com. Strong password hygiene and multi-factor authentication can blunt the impact of any credentials harvested via the site. Remaining risk is assessed as moderate due to the domain’s youth, undetected status, and potential for rapid expansion into broader phishing or malware campaigns. PhishDestroy continues to monitor for infrastructure pivots and will update stakeholders as new evidence emerges.