xmrwallet.com Scam: How NameSilo Became the Press Secretary for a $2M Monero Theft Operation

xmrwallet.com has been stealing Monero private keys since 2016, with 15 documented victims and over $2M estimated stolen, by exfiltrating credentials via Base64-encoded session keys and hijacking transactions server-side. NameSilo, the domain's registrar, publicly defended the scammer by claiming the site was 'compromised,' but technical analysis proves the theft mechanism is the core architecture of the application itself. PhishDestroy Research documents seven provably false claims in NameSilo's response, raising questions about whether their abuse review was incompetent or complicit.