krab5-cc-com[.]ru

The domain krab5-cc-com.ru was registered on 17 February 2026 through the Russian registrar REGRU-RU. Its authoritative name servers are elijah.ns.cloudflare.com and emely.ns.cloudflare.com, indicating that the domain is hosted behind Cloudflare’s CDN edge network. DNS resolution returns the IPv4 address 172.67.133.135, which belongs to Cloudflare’s address space and masks the true backend server location. Threat intelligence shows that the domain is currently classified as a generic phishing site. It has been added to a single security blocklist and is listed by the PhishDestroy sinkhole as blocked.

On VirusTotal the domain received detections from six out of ninety‑one scanning engines, confirming that multiple anti‑malware products consider it malicious. No additional public verdicts (e.g., Safe Browsing, OTX) are supplied in the available data set. The short age of the domain (registered less than six months ago) and its reliance on Cloudflare suggest a typical fast‑flux or disposable‑site deployment used to host credential‑harvesting pages. Because the IP address is shared among many unrelated Cloudflare customers, network‑level blocking of the address alone would cause collateral impact. The presence of only one blocklist entry indicates limited exposure in existing reputation feeds, which may allow the domain to bypass some automated filters.

Defenders should add the fully qualified domain name krab5-cc-com.ru to URL filtering and email gateway deny lists. Monitoring of DNS queries for the Cloudflare name servers elijah.ns.cloudflare.com and emely.ns.cloudflare.com can help detect attempts to resolve the domain. If possible, implement domain‑based sandbox analysis of any payloads or redirects observed from this host. Given the Cloudflare front‑end, consider employing HTTP‑based inspection (e.g., request/response header analysis) to capture the phishing payload without exposing end users to the content.