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3 security engine(s) on VirusTotal flag this site. Detected as **phishing** by Forcepoint ThreatSeeker, Gridinsoft. Detected as **malicious** by Chong Lua Dao. No contact information (email, phone, address) was found on the site.
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Domain Timeline
Domain ltcminer.com was registered.
WHOISDomain ltcminer.com WHOIS record was updated.
WHOISSSL certificate issued by Google Trust Services.
SSL CheckFlagged by 3 engines as malicious and 0 as suspicious on VirusTotal.
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External Trust Scores
Average: 54.0%Also check on:
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Community Intelligence
6 mentions found across community sources (2 negative, 1 positive, 3 neutral).
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What is ltcminer.com?
ltcminer.com is a website that was analyzed by ScamSandbox on July 17, 2026. Based on our automated analysis across 20 security sources, the domain has been classified as dangerous with multiple high-confidence threat detections across independent security databases.
The domain was registered approximately 4036 days ago through Wild West Domains, LLC and the registrant is located in GB. The domain's age suggests it has been operational for some time, which is a positive trust signal.
ScamSandbox cross-referenced ltcminer.com against the VirusTotal database, which aggregates results from multiple security vendors. No security vendor in the VirusTotal database has flagged this domain as malicious or suspicious, which is a positive trust indicator.
The site uses a valid SSL/TLS certificate issued by Google Trust Services . An SSL certificate encrypts data between the visitor and the server, but it does not guarantee the site is legitimate — scammers routinely obtain free SSL certificates for fraudulent sites.
ltcminer.com is hosted by Cloudflare, Inc. at IP address 104.21.83.173 . The server uses shared hosting, meaning multiple websites share the same IP address — a configuration common among both budget legitimate sites and disposable scam domains. The site received an F grade for HTTP security headers, the lowest possible rating. This means the site has not implemented any of the standard browser security protections — including Content-Security-Policy, X-Frame-Options, HSTS, and Referrer-Policy. These missing headers leave visitors more exposed to clickjacking, cross-site scripting (XSS), and data leakage attacks.
The overall risk score assigned to ltcminer.com by ScamSandbox is 94/100 (where 100 is the highest risk). This score is calculated by weighing signals from blacklist detections, domain age, WHOIS data, SSL certificate validity, HTTP security headers, content analysis, and community reports.
Security Provider Verdicts for ltcminer.com
The table below shows the verdict from each major security provider checked during this scan. A Flagged result means the provider detected malicious, phishing, or abusive activity. Clean means no threat was detected. Not checked means the source was unavailable or not queried during this scan.
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- Report the scam to your national consumer protection agency (e.g., FTC in the US, Action Fraud in the UK, DGCCRF in France).
- Monitor your accounts for unusual activity over the next 30–90 days and consider placing a fraud alert with your credit bureau.