Phishing Analysis
Detailed analysis of captured phishing page
Visual Capture
Detection Info
http://dds-georgia.zdbfh.icu/pay/
Detected Brand
Georgia Department of Driver Services (DDS)
Country
USA
Confidence
100%
HTTP Status
200
Report ID
1f0ad42f-e83…
Analyzed
2026-02-08 23:39
Final URL (after redirects)
https://dds-georgia.zdbfh.icu/pay/
Content Hashes (HTML Similarity)
Used to detect similar phishing pages based on HTML content
| Algorithm | Hash Value |
|---|---|
|
CONTENT
TLSH
|
T1529354F61D148E3D01134E8AD6EBE318D389887DA9694C8BCAFF5B76418BD50F4A3C64 |
|
CONTENT
ssdeep
|
1536:ooxbc2UTtScI3bjiV+EAiHgJsNp+Iozji/beL39YiUiVJPVmCsUYuVkv63S7G21u:oAc2KK3DTWb6zlAh3Ps1KNPEc2wV0 |
Visual Hashes (Screenshot Similarity)
Used to detect visually similar phishing pages based on screenshots
| Algorithm | Hash Value |
|---|---|
|
VISUAL
pHash
|
a404eeee7b191393 |
|
VISUAL
aHash
|
13000600ffffffff |
|
VISUAL
dHash
|
57a7be9e051c140c |
|
VISUAL
wHash
|
00000e00e7ffffef |
|
VISUAL
colorHash
|
060020000c0 |
|
VISUAL
cropResistant
|
694447a7aafede9a,9390a4666b696926,8280a232b28280d8,821c45181404104c,0002010696064142,47a7aafe9e9aac90 |
Code Analysis
Risk Score
89/100
Threat Level
ALTO
⚠️ Phishing Confirmed
🎣 Credential Harvester
🎣 OTP Stealer
🎣 Card Stealer
🎣 Personal Info
🔬 Threat Analysis Report
• Threat: Phishing
• Target: Georgia Department of Driver Services (DDS)
• Method: Impersonation via a fake website.
• Exfil: Form submission to a malicious server.
• Indicators: Domain mismatch, suspicious Javascript.
• Risk: HIGH
🔐 Credential Harvesting Forms
🔒 Obfuscation Detected
- hex_escape
- js_packer
- base64_strings
🎯 Kit Endpoints
- /api/open/the_final_payment
- https://httpbin.org
- /api/open/getSyncSet
- https://ipapi.co
- /api/open/cvvInterface
📡 API Calls Detected
- POST
📤 Form Action Targets
- /
📊 Risk Score Breakdown
Total Risk Score
90/100
Contributing Factors
Domain Age
The domain is newly registered.
Obfuscated Javascript
Javascript is obfuscated to hide potentially malicious code.
Domain Mismatch
The domain does not match the official website of the Georgia DDS.
🔬 Comprehensive Threat Analysis
Threat Type
Banking Credential Harvester
Target
Georgia Department of Driver Services (DDS) users (USA)
Attack Method
Brand impersonation + credential harvesting forms + obfuscated JavaScript
Exfiltration Channel
HTTP POST to backend
Risk Assessment
CRITICAL - Automated credential harvesting with HTTP POST to backend
⚠️ Indicators of Compromise
- Kit types: Credential Harvester, OTP Stealer, Card Stealer, Personal Info
- 22419 obfuscation techniques
🏢 Brand Impersonation Analysis
Impersonated Brand
Georgia Department of Driver Services (DDS)
Official Website
https://dds.georgia.gov/
Fake Service
Citation notice
⚔️ Attack Methodology
Primary Method: Impersonation
The attackers are impersonating the Georgia Department of Driver Services by creating a website that looks similar to the official one.
Secondary Method: Social Engineering
The site uses a citation notice to trick the user into thinking there's a problem they need to address, prompting them to take action.
🌐 Infrastructure Indicators of Compromise
🦠 Malicious Files
Main File
main.js
File Size
🔌 External APIs Abused
ipapi
- account: None
- purpose: IP geolocation
httpbin
- account: None
- purpose: testing HTTP requests
📊 Attack Flow Diagram
User fills <input name=email> → _0x54f69b() → fetch('/api/open/getSyncSet') → exfiltration to API endpoints
🔬 JavaScript Deep Analysis
Operator Language
English (1%)
Total Code Size
156.8 KB
🔗 API Endpoints Detected
Other
3
🔐 Obfuscation Detected
- : None
- : Moderate
🤖 AI-Extracted Threat Intelligence
📊 Attack Flow
User fills <input name=email> → _0x54f69b() → fetch('/api/open/getSyncSet') → exfiltration to API endpoints
🎯 Malicious Files Identified
Main Drainer
main.jsFile Size
approximately 45KB
Malicious Functions
_0x54f69b_0x56f3
🌐 External APIs Abused
-
ipapi
Purpose: IP geolocation -
httpbin
Purpose: testing HTTP requests
Similar Websites
Pages with identical visual appearance (based on perceptual hash)
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