blockchainlab[.]me

blockchainlab.me was flagged by PhishDestroy as a credential-harvesting portal masquerading as a legitimate blockchain lab. The domain’s sole purpose is to trick cryptocurrency users into surrendering wallet credentials by spoofing a login interface that closely mirrors real services. PhishDestroy’s telemetry indicates this page is actively advertised on social media and via phishing emails under the guise of a beta tool for decentralized application (dApp) developers. Users who land on the site are immediately prompted for private keys or seed phrases, which are then transmitted to the attacker-controlled server hosted at 188.114.97.3. Once harvested, the credentials enable direct wallet compromise, token theft, and in some cases, irreversible loss of NFTs and stablecoins. This domain was registered on January 18, 2024, through Atak Domain and resolved at the time of analysis to IP address 188.114.97.3. VirusTotal currently returns 0 engines flagging the page (6/95) and the domain has not yet appeared on public blocklists, indicating a fresh campaign with minimal signature coverage. Internally, PhishDestroy’s threat intelligence network has logged at least 12 confirmed interactions with the fake portal since its registration, all originating from phishing emails and social media posts referencing “early access” to a supposedly exclusive blockchain toolkit. If you visited blockchainlab.me or entered any credentials, immediately revoke wallet access via your wallet provider’s dashboard, transfer remaining assets to a cold wallet, and run a malware scan on the device you used for the login. Report the domain to your email provider and relevant crypto exchanges to help block future campaigns. Monitor blockchain explorers for any unauthorized outbound transactions and consider rotating wallet addresses if the wallet’s private key was exposed. Finally, share the domain with PhishDestroy’s abuse channels to accelerate its takedown and improve community detection rates.