Sector Drainer — DaaS Wallet Drainer with Phantom 0-Day Bypass
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anchored·33wjiy…wQ23Summary
Sector Drainer is a drainer-as-a-service (DaaS) toolkit that surfaced on underground cybercrime forums in March 2026, operated by a threat actor identified as SectorD. The service claims a 0-day bypass of Phantom wallet's Lighthouse and Safeguard protections, evasion of multiple major security services (Blockaid, SEAL, Scam Sniffer, WalletGuard), support for 150+ wallet types, and automated fund exfiltration infrastructure. No independent on-chain confirmation of the claimed $4 million in team profits or the validity of the 0-day has been publicly reported; the operator's forum account carried zero reputation at the time of listing.
Connected Entities
1 entities · 10 linked investigationsTimeline(6 events)
2024
Sector Drainer operator (SectorD) claims the service began operating, though this assertion is unverified and comes exclusively from the operator's own advertising copy.
Operator self-report via forum listing — low confidenceMarch 2026
SectorD registers on underground cybercrime forums (including crdworld.biz and carder.market) and posts the Sector Drainer DaaS advertisement listing a Phantom 0-day bypass, hidden drain, autowithdraw, and free hosting.
Dark Web Informer; Brinztech4 March 2026
Europol-led coalition dismantles Tycoon 2FA phishing-as-a-service platform, reflecting broader law enforcement pressure on the phishing-as-a-service and DaaS ecosystem during the same period Sector Drainer surfaced.
Rescana / Europol18 March 2026
Dark Web Informer publishes the first indexed public report on Sector Drainer, followed by a Brinztech breach alert the same day.
Dark Web Informer; Brinztech21 March 2026
Dark Web Informer article last modified, indicating continued monitoring or updates to the Sector Drainer report.
Dark Web Informer page metadata4 August 2026
As of this date, no law enforcement action, OFAC designation, or independent on-chain confirmation of Sector Drainer attributed thefts has been identified in publicly available sources.
AVOID.NET research compilationDecision Log
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- hash: 7ahxRQnRmBEDiz4tvrGhqA8qTRWYrb8op7CWEd2hNUZA
- hash: 9VFUgxZVgar1Lces2rJqCqP4c1RGy4hXAdeyUEzXnbku
This investigation is cryptographically anchored to the Solana blockchain (3 events). 18 of 20 cited source URLs have an Internet Archive snapshot.
model: claude-sonnet-4-6
generated: 8/4/2026, 11:18:47 PM
last updated: 8/26/2026, 9:05:17 AM
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