There are any subdomain for Bitcointalk ?

[The Cryptovator]

I don't know if there is another subdomain for Bitcointalk.org. During search on google I saw this website :

Code:

https://bitcointalk.to

(Probably phishing site)
Archived : http://archive.is/fHQhz

I can't remember, may be i was read before about it. But I search on forum about this website, I can't find result. I am not sure, post has been deleted ?
That's why create this topic.

This website is showing real time data from bitcointalk.org . It's subdomain of this forum ? Or it's a phishing site?

I can't collect much data about this domain because Whois protected.

Domain information from Whois

bitcointalk.to
Created on: Mon Aug 14 21:22:14 2017
Last edited on: Sun Jan 14 18:05:04 2018
Expires on: Wed Aug 14 21:22:14 2019
Primary host add: 173.245.59.97
Primary host name: dane.ns.cloudflare.com
Secondary host add: 173.245.58.112
Secondary host name:  emma.ns.cloudflare.com

If anyone have idea about it, please share. If there is another thread reply link here, I will locked thread.

[1714024417]

1714024417

[1714024417]

1714024417

[1714024417]

1714024417

[CodyAlfaridzi]

Bitcointalk.to is a known phishing site.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2302330.0
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2561884.0
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3765354.0
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2393151.0

[Wipro]

I don't know if there is another subdomain for Bitcointalk.org. During search on google I saw this website :

https://bitcointalk.to  (Probably phishing site)
Archived : http://archive.is/fHQhz

I can't remember, may be i was read before about it. But I search on forum about this website, I can't find result. I am not sure, post has been deleted ?
That's why create this topic.

This website is showing real time data from bitcointalk.org . It's subdomain of this forum ? Or it's a phishing site?

I can't collect much data about this domain because Whois protected.

Domain information from Whois

bitcointalk.to
Created on: Mon Aug 14 21:22:14 2017
Last edited on: Sun Jan 14 18:05:04 2018
Expires on: Wed Aug 14 21:22:14 2019
Primary host add: 173.245.59.97
Primary host name: dane.ns.cloudflare.com
Secondary host add: 173.245.58.112
Secondary host name:  emma.ns.cloudflare.com

If anyone have idea about it, please share. If there is another thread reply link here, I will locked thread.

Nope fake site and you may find app for Bitcointalk on playstore. Even do not believe that application as well buddy.

There are many phishing sites which is ready to hack your details please be careful you are accessing the perfect says bitcointalk.org

[edwardceng]

it's better to put the links in "code" tag so it doesn't click

This's another phishing list:

Code:

bitcointalk.[to]
bitcointalk.[net]
bitcointa[ll]k.[org]
bitcointa[I]k.[org] 

especially bitcointalk.to have automatically generated the same content as https://bitcointalk.org/

[mdayonliner]

it's better to put the links in "code" tag so it doesn't click

This's another phishing list:

Code:

bitcointalk.[to]
bitcointalk.[net]
bitcointa[ll]k.[org]
bitcointa[I]k.[org] 

especially bitcointalk.to have automatically generated the same content as https://bitcointalk.org/

Thanks for bringing all the links in one place. If there is anymore then I would like to see them on here too. If you have time then you can just edit the post and add the additional links. Thank you again.

@OP: A subdomain is a part of its primary domain, not a separate domain.
i.e:
Primary domain:

Code:

bitcointalk.org

Subdomain:

Code:

ABC.bitcointalk.org

or

Code:

XYZ.bitcointalk.org

Below are some subdomains I have discovered for bitcointalk.org
beta.bitcointalk.org
images.bitcointalk.org
payments.bitcointalk.org
dev.bitcointalk.org

[ResuLT]

You can actually find it yourself by google, isn't it? But forget it, this is what I found using a tool called findsubdomains.

Code:

omail.bitcointalk.org
beta.bitcointalk.org
ip.bitcointalk.org
staging.bitcointalk.org
dev.bitcointalk.org
payments.bitcointalk.org
bitcointalk.org
images.bitcointalk.org
www.bitcointalk.org
www.ip.bitcointalk.org

[F2b]

But most of these subdomains returns nothing...

[jackg]

But most of these subdomains returns nothing...

Well omail looks like a mail server so you're not going to be able to access that with a web browser.
Beta is down while epochetalk is developed (or the developers run away with the money which at this rate probably isn't unlikely)...


Mday meant other domains of the site also like how bitcionta.lk used to exist amung quite a few others (some of them worked quite well as mirrors of the site, I'd never suggest logging into them though).

[LTU_btc]

It's probably best known Bitcointalk phishing website. There is one difference from original website - on login page you will see invalid captcha key, so it's impossible to login to phishing website. Don't try to fill your login data there, if you have done it - change your password immediately.
Maybe it's not totally related to this topic, but I can tell short story about "alternative" domain of Bitcointalk. 3 or 4 years ago when I still didn't had account on this forum I saw one user saying that Bitcointalk have alternative domain. He said that it was created because Bitcointalk.org is banned in China and maybe in Russia, so domain was made for users from these countries. But in reality Bitcointalk have only one original domain - Bitcointalk.org.

[Xal0lex]

It's probably best known Bitcointalk phishing website.

I found two more clones of the forum:
- fonstavka.com
- lawcommonentrance.com

[Lafu]

It's probably best known Bitcointalk phishing website.

I found two more clones of the forum:
- fonstavka.com
- lawcommonentrance.com

Nice catch and good to know this !  Thanks

[Xal0lex]

Found an interesting address

Code:

47.52.58.235:8009

This is the main page of forum.
Interestingly, all internal links lead to real Bitcointalk.

[STT]

All these should be listed as a warning to avoid, to block even just in case.   I would recommend an extension in Chrome which ensures HTTPS protocol is used not plain http
Im not sure those sites are marked as phishing but sometimes I get a warning in chrome about various misleading sites which is useful.

https://www.eff.org/https-everywhere

Also its listed for Firefox and Opera as well.  Its a good idea to use that when possible