Suspected abuse on agentonboarding[.]com[.]ng
Suspected phishing and fake-login site agentonboarding[.]com[.]ng, now neutralized
The domain agentonboarding[.]com[.]ng was reported as suspected and is classified as a dedicated site set up for the activity, with flags for leaked data, stolen content, doxxing, impersonation, fake login and fake shop behaviour. The reporter stated the site was apparently meant to collect banking details, one-time passcodes and passwords, and pointed to www[.]paga[.]com as the real, legitimate website. Evidence was provided and the case was monitored by Fraudpol from the moment the report arrived.
Timeline
The report was received on October 18, 2026. Fraudpol's first action came 5.1 hours after the case started, through threat intelligence feeds, the hosting provider and the domain registrar. The case was marked neutralized on October 19, 2026, after 23.5 hours. The observed outcome was: domain no longer resolves. The case was last updated on October 20, 2026.
Indicators
- Domain: agentonboarding[.]com[.]ng
- Reported behaviours: leaked data, stolen content, doxxing, impersonation, fake login, fake shop
- Reporter noted the site appeared to target banking details, OTP and passwords
- Legitimate reference site: www[.]paga[.]com
- Observed outcome: domain no longer resolves
What to do
Do not enter banking details, one-time passcodes or passwords on agentonboarding[.]com[.]ng. If you have already submitted information there, contact your bank and change affected passwords, and use the official website www[.]paga[.]com for any related transactions.
A member of the Fraudpol community reported agentonboarding[.]com[.]ng for suspected abuse. Screenshots, evidence files, and reporter contact details are kept private and shared only with hosters, registrars, and law enforcement when action is required.
Reported behaviors
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