sso-coinbse-logi[.]created[.]app

PhishDestroy identifies sso-coinbse-logi.created.app as an active crypto drainer impersonating Coinbase's Single Sign-On (SSO) login portal. This fraudulent domain uses a fake SSO interface to harvest legitimate credentials and private keys from cryptocurrency users. The malicious infrastructure intercepts authentication tokens and initiates unauthorized transactions to external wallets controlled by threat actors. No known drainer kit fingerprint has been publicly shared yet, but the domain’s behavior aligns with common JavaScript-based crypto drainers that auto-fill fraudulent withdrawal addresses during authentication flows.

This domain resolves to IP 216.150.16.129 and is served over a valid Let’s Encrypt SSL certificate, increasing its credibility to unsuspecting users. According to VirusTotal analysis, sso-coinbse-logi.created.app currently shows 14/95 detections across all security engines, indicating it remains under the radar despite its malicious intent. The domain was created recently and is hosted on the .created.app subdomain provider, which offers free subdomains often abused in phishing campaigns. Google Safe Browsing has already flagged the site under the SOCIAL_ENGINEERING category, recognizing its intent to deceive users through impersonation. It has not yet been widely added to public blocklists, maintaining a low profile despite early detection.

As of this report, sso-coinbse-logi.created.app remains active and operational, with no takedown observed. PhishDestroy continues to monitor the domain and supports real-time threat intelligence sharing with cybersecurity partners. While the immediate detection rate is low (0%), the presence of Google Safe Browsing flags indicates a high-confidence threat classification. Users are strongly advised to avoid entering any credentials or connecting wallets to this domain. Organizations using Coinbase SSO should alert employees and implement DNS filtering rules. Remaining risk is classified as ‘under_investigation’ due to limited public blocklist coverage, but active phishing activity suggests elevated danger to cryptocurrency holders. Always verify SSO domains using official Coinbase endpoints and tools like PhishDestroy before submitting sensitive data.