projectsmainnetdapps.
projectsmainnetdapps.pages.dev presents a wallet connection page branded DappsTools that offers airdrop, asset recovery, and revoke functions.
At a glance
Antivirus · registration · identity- Operator identity: Missing. No independently verifiable operator identity
- No engine classified the URL as malicious or suspicious in this scan; 60 returned harmless, 32 returned undetected, and 0 returned no usable result.
- Google Safe Browsing returned no listed threat categories for this address at scan time.
- The site presented a valid TLSv1.3 certificate at scan time.
- A page capture was analyzed and did not record a visual clone indicator.
Intelligence
The page shows a prominent Connect Wallet button and lists multiple wallet-related actions that require signatures, while providing no verifiable operator identity, no contact details, and no functional dApp content beyond the connection prompt.
Evidence Map
Multiple reputation sources returned usable results
No independently verifiable operator identity
Only partial behavior evidence was available
Registration history was incomplete
- 1Wallet connection prompt designed to harvest credentials or trigger malicious approvals
- 2Claims of airdrop, asset recovery, and revoke functions that require wallet signature
- 3No operator identity or contact information provided
DappsTools wallet connection page
The observed page carries the title DappsTools and presents a Connect Wallet button as the primary action. The excerpt lists eight wallet-related functions: Claim Airdrop, Rectification, Claim rewards, Assets Recovery, Staking/Unstaking, Clear Cache, Bridge, Migration, and Revoke Access. Each function description indicates that a wallet signature is required.
Operator and contact details
No operator identity is recorded. The page lists zero domain emails, zero free-mail addresses, zero phone numbers, zero postal addresses, and zero social links. Three explicit concerns note the absence of any contact channel.
Visual and functional observations
The visual assessment records a risk score of 85/100 with no clone indicator. The layout is described as minimalist and focused exclusively on the wallet connection prompt, accompanied by unverifiable claims of 1M+ active users and $500M+ trading volume. No login form, countdown timer, or notification-bait copy is present.
Technical signals
The site uses a valid TLSv1.3 certificate and shows a single-hop redirect path that does not cross domains or use homoglyphs. The hosting IP carries an abuse-confidence score of 0/100. No antivirus engine flagged the URL, and Google Safe Browsing returned no threat category.
Website Preview
The page exhibits classic characteristics of a cryptocurrency phishing site designed to harvest wallet credentials through a deceptive 'Connect Wallet' prompt. The lack of specific, functional content beyond the connection interface is highly indicative of a malicious drainer site.
- 1Prominent 'Connect Wallet' call-to-action button typical of crypto-drainer phishing sites
- 2Generic 'DappsTools' branding often associated with fraudulent decentralized finance platforms
- 3Unverifiable claims of '1M+ Active Users' and '$500M+ Trading Volume' used as social proof
- 4Minimalist layout focusing exclusively on wallet connection without functional dApp utility
Web Research
Threat Detection
Antivirus results, browser warnings, isolated page observations, and the threat pattern identified in this report.
Antivirus engine results
Evidence behind this threat profile
- 1Wallet connection prompt designed to harvest credentials or trigger malicious approvals
- 2Claims of airdrop, asset recovery, and revoke functions that require wallet signature
- 3No operator identity or contact information provided
2 of 21 categories showed signals
This profile separates the site's primary threat from other patterns supported by the saved page evidence, public research, and security findings.
- Prominent 'Connect Wallet' button with no functional dApp utility beyond wallet connection
- Features listed (Claim Airdrop, Assets Recovery, Revoke Access, Migration) are classic drainer lures
- Visual analysis identifies classic cryptocurrency phishing/drainer characteristics
- Unverifiable social-proof claims (1M+ users, $500M volume) with no contact or verifiable operator
- Page purpose is wallet credential harvesting via Web3 connect prompt
- No legitimate business contact, address, or verifiable operator identity
Technical Details
Identity, domain, infrastructure, and connection facts saved with this scan.
July 21, 2026 at 2:03 AM UTCIdentity
6 facts- Operator
- Missing
- On-domain email
- Not observed
- Other email
- Not observed
- Phone
- Not observed
- Postal address
- Not observed
- Social profiles
- Not observed
Domain
8 facts- Domain age
- Shared-host subdomain
- Registered
- Unavailable
- Registrar
- Unavailable
- Expires
- Unavailable
- WHOIS updated
- Unavailable
- Registrant
- Unavailable
- Registration country
- Unavailable
- WHOIS privacy
- Not observed
Infrastructure
14 facts- HTTPS
- Valid certificate
- TLS protocol
- TLSv1.3
- Certificate issuer
- Google Trust Services · WE1
- Certificate subject
- projectsmainnetdapps.pages.dev
- Certificate valid from
- Jul 10, 2026
- Certificate valid to
- Oct 8, 2026
- Network address
- 172.66.45.6
- ASN
- Unavailable
- Hosting organization
- Cloudflare, Inc.
- Country
- US
- Server
- cloudflare
- Site platform
- Unavailable
- IP reputation
- 0% confidence · 2 reports
- Tor exit node
- No
Connections
13 facts- Scan scope
- Domain
- Destination host
- projectsmainnetdapps.pages.dev
- Redirects
- 1
- Cross-domain redirect
- No
- Redirect status codes
- 301 → 200
- Lookalike characters
- Not observed
- Internationalized domain
- No
- Page response
- 200
- Observation coverage
- Unavailable
- Extracted links
- Unavailable
- Unique IPs contacted
- Unavailable
- Countries contacted
- Unavailable
- Referenced domains
- 2
What to do
Do not connect wallet. The page offers no verifiable operator identity and lists multiple signature-requiring functions typical of credential-harvesting sites.
If you paid, contact your bank or payment provider immediately and preserve receipts and messages. If you shared personal information, monitor the affected accounts and change any reused passwords through the official service.
Final Verdict
Why this verdict
The verdict is malicious because the site is a crypto wallet interface that prompts visitors to connect a wallet and lists airdrop, rectification, rewards, asset recovery, staking, bridge, migration, and revoke functions that require a signature.
Do not connect wallet. The page offers no verifiable operator identity and lists multiple signature-requiring functions typical of credential-harvesting sites.
Key evidence
- 1Wallet connection prompt designed to harvest credentials or trigger malicious approvals
- 2Claims of airdrop, asset recovery, and revoke functions that require wallet signature
- 3No operator identity or contact information provided
Safety FAQ
Is projectsmainnetdapps.pages.dev safe to use?+
The verdict is malicious because the site is a crypto wallet interface that prompts visitors to connect a wallet and lists airdrop, rectification, rewards, asset recovery, staking, bridge, migration, and revoke functions that require a signature.
What should I do about projectsmainnetdapps.pages.dev?+
Do not connect wallet. The page offers no verifiable operator identity and lists multiple signature-requiring functions typical of credential-harvesting sites.
How old is projectsmainnetdapps.pages.dev?+
projectsmainnetdapps.pages.dev is a subdomain on a shared hosting service, so it does not have an independent public registration age.
What if I already interacted with projectsmainnetdapps.pages.dev?+
If you paid, contact your bank or payment provider immediately and preserve receipts and messages. If you shared personal information, monitor the affected accounts and change any reused passwords through the official service.
When was this report updated?+
This report reflects the scan completed July 21, 2026 at 2:03 AM UTC.
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