Prerequisites
Which blocklist(s) do you use?
Multi ULTIMATE, Threat Intelligence Feeds
Which category do the domain(s) to be blocked belong to?
Malware/Badware/Phishing/Scam
Which domain(s) should be blocked?
1gc2r.top
5b8tv.top
879cv.top
bt8rc.top
c1b2f.top
dihg.top
dquj.top
dzou.top
eujn.top
ezno.top
f1453.top
fvmk.top
gr12x.top
h1ttv.top
hy2238.top
hy7322.top
ij7gv.top
iokd9.top
iwrf.top
jaui.top
jcs11.top
levu.top
ljuf.top
nurc.top
omiw.top
ozpu.top
slru.top
syfo.top
t87bb.top
tcxv8.top
tiyp.top
vsxd.top
woex.top
xcv9r.top
y8699.top
yfav.top
Which website or app accesses the domain(s)?
Facebook
FB Messenger
Various social media
Why should these domain(s) be blocked?
Various phishing posts are being shared and circulated online, most notably on Facebook and FB Messenger, on May 1, 2026 during the Labor Day event in the Philippines. The posts and the malicious websites claim to provide free mobile data credits in exchange of the user's mobile number.
The malicious websites are designed to mimic a Philippine telecommunications company, DITO dito.ph, complete with design elements and fake Facebook comments. It also mentions the other Philippine telcos such as Globe and Smart.
In tests the websites seem not to send any information to any server at all.
It shows a fake progress bar and fake comment input field.
Interacting with the website causes many JavaScript errors.
It also uses cookies and local storage to store benign data.
The share buttons and links redirect to fb-messenger://share/?link= protocol
Inspecting the source code reveals various comments in Russian.
It also loads an external script single.php which contains ads redirection codes:
The ads redirection routine leads to go.php which then redirects to random ads. As of this writing it redirects to cdn.lcwss.com. Notice that it tracks the IP address of the user.
The usual subdomain used for these malicious domains are labor-day-51gb-free1 and labor-day-51gb-free8. However, any random subdomain is an alias to the same malicious content.
External References
https://urlscan.io/result/019de5e9-f17d-774c-9aac-64638f44c3a4/related/
Phishing-Database/phishing#1145
Not listed as of this reporting
Ultimate: 2026.0501.1841.53
TIF: 2026.0501.1734.00
Confirmation
Terms
Prerequisites
Which blocklist(s) do you use?
Multi ULTIMATE, Threat Intelligence Feeds
Which category do the domain(s) to be blocked belong to?
Malware/Badware/Phishing/Scam
Which domain(s) should be blocked?
Which website or app accesses the domain(s)?
Why should these domain(s) be blocked?
Various phishing posts are being shared and circulated online, most notably on Facebook and FB Messenger, on May 1, 2026 during the Labor Day event in the Philippines. The posts and the malicious websites claim to provide free mobile data credits in exchange of the user's mobile number.
The malicious websites are designed to mimic a Philippine telecommunications company, DITO
dito.ph, complete with design elements and fake Facebook comments. It also mentions the other Philippine telcos such as Globe and Smart.In tests the websites seem not to send any information to any server at all.
It shows a fake progress bar and fake comment input field.
Interacting with the website causes many JavaScript errors.
It also uses cookies and local storage to store benign data.
The share buttons and links redirect to
fb-messenger://share/?link=protocolInspecting the source code reveals various comments in Russian.
It also loads an external script
single.phpwhich contains ads redirection codes:The ads redirection routine leads to
go.phpwhich then redirects to random ads. As of this writing it redirects tocdn.lcwss.com. Notice that it tracks the IP address of the user.The usual subdomain used for these malicious domains are
labor-day-51gb-free1andlabor-day-51gb-free8. However, any random subdomain is an alias to the same malicious content.External References
https://urlscan.io/result/019de5e9-f17d-774c-9aac-64638f44c3a4/related/
Phishing-Database/phishing#1145
Not listed as of this reporting
Ultimate: 2026.0501.1841.53
TIF: 2026.0501.1734.00
Confirmation
Terms