Very nice catch, yes, it's brand new and probably these criminals are just waiting for someone to fall for it. Another red flag is that the site is not even SSL, which the scammers forgot to add to really look like it is legit.

Reported it to https://safebrowsing.google.com/safebrowsing/report_phish/?hl=en.

will redirect you to:
Another phishing site of the original https://[banned mixer]/.

And the IP address is a cesspool of malwares.




https://www.virustotal.com/gui/ip-address/104.27.190.115/relations

That's right, nonetheless, noobs will still fall for this if they're not technically sound about mixers as well as even websites. I highly doubt there are, but even if they'll scam 10 people, I guess they'll easily make up their money they used in making that website. Reporting it to complaint based websites will be more useful than reporting at Google alone as it will only remove it from their index but it can still be sent through email blasters. I believe we should create some active complains and even report this website at scam adviser.

I really appreciate the OP's catch.

It's true we have to make a lot more aware of the many people on this forum and out there there have been so many phishing sites and now cryptomixers are being targeted again, I know this does require a careful search to catch and publish it here, with the bitcoin price trend on the rise. Then other phishing sites will remain. Please do some research for those who don't know. I think Dave has done a lot of work here so we will continue to see how scamers want to grab our funds with phishing sites.

There is a topic 2021 List Bitcoin Mixers Bitcoin Tumblers Websites and there is a post with an updated list of scam mixers.

Hey there,
as of my check on 2/2/2024, the domain "kryptomixer.io" is being used as a phishing cloaked domain in search engines. When you click on this URL, it redirects you to "cryptomixer2.com", which is another bitcoin mixer phishing website. This website is a clone of the former legitimate service called "CryptoMixer". Based on my suspicions, I believe the fraudster responsible for this is from Russia.

The scammer behind "kryptomixer.io" is the operator of a large network of cryptocurrency mixer phishing scam websites. This individual has already stolen millions of dollars, and you can see more detail of this in my thread where I mentioned the phishing domains.
You can find the thread here: https://bt.irlbtc.com/view/5478625

Sadly, the domain "kryptomixer.io" is still active and online. They have changed their domain registrar to Nicenic, which is known as the most abused registrar according to Spamhaus (https://www.spamhaus.org/statistics/registrars/). This choice of registrar makes it extremely difficult, if not impossible, to take the domain down.

It is both shocking and disheartening to see that this fraudster has been able to continue scamming people around the world for years.

Have phishing links increased since December or have they been around for a while? Because I think the lack of discussion about mixers here is what makes it easy for scammers to show phishing links first when you use Google.

Great effort Bitcoadvice but we can't do much, trying. There is a demand for privacy services and since the Chipmixer ban mixing services have boomed a lot.

On that link, I only see a page without any content with the message "Website kryptomix.io is ready. The content is to be added" and no redirection to other pages. On some other browsers, a warning appears about a potentially dangerous page that has been blocked, which means that the reports on Google Safebrowsing were successful.

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I don't think there has been an increase in phishing links, because even before mixers were one of the most frequent targets of scammers. A method of protection against ads that are displayed by Google as top search results is just one good ad blocker like uBlock Origin - free and easy.