Detailed analysis of captured phishing page
Used to detect similar phishing pages based on HTML content
| Algorithm | Hash Value |
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CONTENT
TLSH
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T1AAF219F463A5E6BAA101C3E4D736563A739701FAEA838310C3ED9B9C49D9C8EDC5D841 |
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CONTENT
ssdeep
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384:Cnn+SFhXT79wacvrSXNhYcRKST+AYs+IuOSrRe5I4SHOB+Sv8XLyViGyVi6qKTq0:WhXTRlXND9bVbv9OpT8RVPt0 |
Used to detect visually similar phishing pages based on screenshots
| Algorithm | Hash Value |
|---|---|
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VISUAL
pHash
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bb2ac459dbc093d2 |
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VISUAL
aHash
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ff01010d0d0dffff |
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VISUAL
dHash
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b60f9d5b5919ccc0 |
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VISUAL
wHash
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ff0101010d09ffff |
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VISUAL
colorHash
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1b2000c0001 |
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VISUAL
cropResistant
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0103c0b4b003068e,f7eedcf1e0c48613,feffe08ffde264f0,f0d0989c9c989187,8080c0c08064e2e0,070f2ddb5b591919 |
• Threat: Phishing
• Target: OpenSea users
• Method: Impersonation via free hosting.
• Exfil: Likely targeting wallet access or NFT assets.
• Indicators: Vercel.app hosting, OpenSea logo, Minting CTAs.
• Risk: HIGH
The attacker likely uses a fake OpenSea landing page to entice users into connecting their wallets. The minting process would be a disguise, attempting to trick users into signing transactions that transfer ownership of their NFTs or assets to the attacker.
The user is prompted to sign a malicious smart contract. By doing so, the user unknowingly grants permissions that allow the attacker to control their assets.
Pages with identical visual appearance (based on perceptual hash)
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