apps-ledggrlive[.]wixstudio[.]com

PhishDestroy has opened an active phishing investigation into apps-ledggrlive.wixstudio.com, a Wix-hosted site currently resolving to IP 34.144.206.118. This domain is actively impersonating a legitimate ledger service interface to harvest cryptocurrency credentials and multi-factor authentication codes. The threat actor is leveraging Wix’s free tier to rapidly deploy spoofed financial portals, capitalizing on victims’ trust in branded domains. Wix domains are frequently abused for phishing due to low barrier to entry and high trust signals, making them attractive to credential phishing campaigns targeting digital asset holders. This specific site mimics the Ledger Live interface to deceive users into entering their 24-word recovery phrases or wallet passwords, enabling direct theft of stored crypto assets. Given the absence of SSL warnings and Wix’s legitimate certificate authority, users may unknowingly submit sensitive data to a malicious endpoint under the guise of a trusted service.

Initial telemetry confirms this domain remains undetected by 95 security engines on VirusTotal as of analysis time, with zero detections. The domain is hosted on Google Cloud (IP 34.144.206.118) and utilizes a Let’s Encrypt SSL certificate, further enhancing its appearance of legitimacy. While Wix is the domain registrar, the actual hosting infrastructure is cloud-based, a common tactic to obfuscate origin and evade takedown efforts. This domain was flagged under seed 424d60 during a routine sweep of Wix subdomains mimicking financial services, indicating a targeted campaign rather than opportunistic abuse. The lack of detection suggests either novel infrastructure or delayed response from threat intelligence platforms, emphasizing the need for proactive user vigilance over reactive detection systems.

If you have visited apps-ledggrlive.wixstudio.com or entered any credentials, immediately revoke access to all connected wallets and change passwords across devices. Use a reputable password manager to review stored credentials and enable hardware wallet authentication where available. Run a full antivirus scan using tools such as Malwarebytes or Windows Defender, and consider a device wipe if suspicious activity is detected. Report the domain to your email provider and browser vendor to help improve blocklists. Never reuse recovery phrases or private keys across services, and verify all financial login pages via official channels only. This domain remains active as of investigation launch; avoid interaction and share this advisory to protect others from credential theft and financial loss.