sujeetkumar3956[.]github[.]io

PhishDestroy analysts have flagged sujeetkumar3956.github.io as an active generic phishing domain leveraging GitHub Pages for distribution. This infrastructure lacks ties to a specific impersonated brand, classifying it as a generic phishing operation rather than a targeted brand impersonation. While no known drainer kit or payload has been publicly documented for this domain, its GitHub-hosted nature suggests a low-cost, high-flexibility approach commonly favored by opportunistic threat actors seeking to evade traditional email security controls. The absence of a branded lure increases the risk of indiscriminate targeting, potentially ensnaring unsuspecting users across multiple sectors.

Technical indicators for this domain reveal a minimal footprint with limited detection coverage. sujeetkumar3956.github.io resolves to IP address 185.199.108.153 and is registered via GitHub, Inc., utilizing a Let's Encrypt SSL certificate for HTTPS support. VirusTotal currently reports 11/95 detections, indicating a low signature-based detection rate at the time of analysis. The domain was detected as active with a risk level marked as under_investigation, though no blocklist presence or GSB (Google Safe Browsing) flagging was observed during initial triage. Exact creation date and additional infrastructure details remain unverified due to GitHub’s dynamic subdomain allocation practices.

The current status of sujeetkumar3956.github.io is active, with no immediate takedown observed as of analysis time. Response actions should prioritize domain blocking at the DNS and network levels, given the reliance on GitHub’s infrastructure which complicates traditional takedown efforts. Users and organizations are advised to treat this domain as a potential threat vector, implementing browser-based blocklists, email filtering rules, and user awareness training to mitigate exposure. While the immediate risk is classified as under_investigation, the combination of low detection rates and active hosting suggests a need for heightened vigilance until further intelligence emerges. Remaining risk assessment hinges on the absence of proactive takedown actions and the domain’s continued availability on reputable hosting platforms.