Brief, 26 October 2026. Observed 25 to 26 October; public scan data from 27 September. The full report and the .iocs.txt indicator file are the other two files of this gist.
Flow (drawn on the printed page): phishing mail with a SurveyMonkey or Alchemer link → redirector nanosplus.at/‹token› (logs the click per IP; 18 domains, one build) → cloaking check (IP reputation, per-domain rules) → denied: wikipedia.org, every scanner and every datacenter IP; allowed: device.‹word›-ledger.‹tld›, 24 words to a live operator panel.
A phishing mail links to a short token path on a fresh .at or .to domain. That domain runs a self-hosted Next.js redirector that logs the click, asks a commercial cloaking service whether the visitor is a real person on a residential connection, and forwards only those visitors to a Ledger Live (or OKX) lookalike that collects the 24-word recovery phrase while an operator watches in a live p