skaxo[.]com

PhishDestroy identifies skaxo.com (seed b20b87) as an active generic phishing domain deploying a wallet-drainer kit targeting cryptocurrency users. Domain registration is intentionally recent—15 April 2026—suggesting an opportunistic campaign rather than long-term infrastructure. No exact brand impersonation is confirmed in open-source feeds, but the drainer’s modus operandi typically mimics popular wallet interfaces to trick users into connecting malicious addresses and signing transfers. The kit automatically drains balances via crafted transaction signatures once the victim grants permissions, making it a high-impact threat with irreversible consequences. Technical indicators are precise: VirusTotal currently shows 0/95 detections; the domain resolves to IPv4 104.21.16.117 via Cloudflare, is registered through Fewmoretaps OU d/b/a Trustname.com, and is protected by a Let’s Encrypt SSL certificate. Creation date is 15 April 2026, and Google Safe Browsing has not yet blacklisted the page. Public blocklists record zero prior entries, indicating the domain is in initial deployment and still largely under the radar of automated defenses. Current status is active with risk level under_investigation; no takedown has been effected at this time. Security teams should block 104.21.16.117 at the firewall and DNS sinkhole skaxo.com immediately. Users are advised to revoke any wallet permissions granted to skaxo.com via blockchain explorers, rotate private keys if necessary, and report the domain to PhishDestroy for rapid ingestion into community blocklists. Remaining risk is elevated due to low VT coverage and absence on GSB; mitigation hinges on swift signature and network-layer blocking.