okxee[.]cc

Analysis of www.okxee.cc, observed on July 25 2026, shows a brand‑impersonation campaign targeting OKX. The site is currently offline, returning HTTP 503, and has been taken down by the PhishDestroy takedown service. The domain was registered on 24 March 2026 through Gname.com Pte. Ltd. and resolves to IP 223.254.128.35, an address owned by The Media Network Ltd in China. DNS resolution uses the authoritative servers a.share‑dns.com and b.share‑dns.net. The TLS certificate is issued by Let’s Encrypt (R12), indicating a short‑lived certificate typical of malicious hosting.

A scan on VirusTotal recorded four positive detections out of ninety‑four vendors, confirming malicious content. Gridinsoft assigns a trust score of 0 / 100, reinforcing the elevated risk assessment. The page title “Buy Bitcoin” and the declared phishing kit “Airdrop Scam” align with a cryptocurrency‑focused brand‑impersonation vector. Technical fingerprints include WebAssembly, React, Alibaba Cloud Object Storage Service, ThreatMetrix, OneTrust, Naver Analytics, HSTS enforcement, and Google Tag Manager, suggesting a relatively sophisticated front‑end stack.

The domain appears on one known security blocklist, providing an additional indicator for defensive controls. At present, no further page content has been captured, so visual or form‑level details remain unknown. Defenders should block the resolved IP and associated nameservers, add www.okxee.cc to URL filtering lists, and monitor for re‑registration or variants using the same hosting provider or similar naming patterns. Continuous monitoring of the OKX brand for new impersonation attempts and periodic re‑scanning of the domain are recommended to detect any resurgence.