app-ledgerr-live[.]pages[.]dev

PhishDestroy identifies app-ledgerr-live.pages.dev as a crypto-draining phishing domain actively mimicking Ledger Live’s Developer Portal to steal cryptocurrency assets. This malicious site was registered via Cloudflare on an unknown date and currently resolves to 188.114.96.3 behind a Google Trust Services SSL certificate. With zero detections on VirusTotal at the time of analysis and no presence on widely used blocklists, this threat remains under the radar while actively targeting Ledger users. The domain’s page title deliberately mirrors Ledger’s official branding—'Ledger® Live – Getting Started™ | Developer Portal'—to deceive visitors into downloading or connecting wallet software that secretly funnels approved transactions to attacker-controlled addresses. The feigned legitimacy extends to its infrastructure: leveraging Cloudflare’s hosting and a Google-issued TLS certificate to appear trustworthy. However, despite operating under the radar, the domain’s sole purpose is to trick cryptocurrency holders into authorizing malicious transactions, particularly those interacting with Ethereum or EVM-compatible networks where asset transfers can be irreversible once confirmed. If you accessed app-ledgerr-live.pages.dev—or any page prompting wallet connections after visiting this link—immediately revoke any active wallet approvals using tools like revoke.cash or your wallet’s built-in approval manager. Disconnect any connected dApps and audit recent transactions for unauthorized transfers. Do not interact further with the domain. Report the incident to your wallet provider and consider transferring remaining funds to a clean wallet if suspicions arise. This advisory remains active for further investigation; stay vigilant against similar Ledger-themed crypto drainers.