coins-quare-login-ledger[.]pages[.]dev

PhishDestroy identifies coins-quare-login-ledger.pages.dev as a confirmed crypto drainer domain deployed to steal cryptocurrency assets via Ledger brand impersonation. The fraudulent site mimics the official Ledger login flow, utilizing a sophisticated crypto drainer kit designed to siphon funds from connected wallets upon authentication. This kit is part of a growing campaign observed in 2024, leveraging Cloudflare Pages to host phishing infrastructure while evading immediate detection through layered obfuscation and dynamic redirect logic. The operational goal is to harvest private keys, seed phrases, or wallet connection approvals under the guise of a security update or login verification process. Analysis of the drainer’s JavaScript payload reveals modular components that fingerprint browser environments, detect MetaMask or Ledger Live integrations, and execute unauthorized transactions via signed messages or token approvals. While the campaign is still under investigation, initial telemetry suggests targeting across North America and Europe, with traffic likely originating from malvertising or spoofed support channels.

Technical indicators for this domain confirm a high-risk profile despite limited static detections. coins-quare-login-ledger.pages.dev resolves to IP 172.66.44.128 and operates under Cloudflare, Inc. as registrar with a Google Trust Services SSL certificate issued for phishing resilience. VirusTotal currently shows 2/95 detections across major engines, indicating stealth deployment and delayed signature generation. The domain was registered recently (exact date redacted for operational security) and utilizes Cloudflare’s Pages service to rapidly deploy and decommission infrastructure. Google Safe Browsing (GSB) has not yet flagged the domain, and third-party blocklist coverage remains minimal, with fewer than 10 public listings at the time of analysis. The absence of detections suggests reliance on behavioral analysis rather than static signatures, increasing the risk of successful compromise.

This domain remains active as of the latest scan, with the threat actor maintaining operational flexibility through Cloudflare’s infrastructure. PhishDestroy recommends immediate blocking at the network and DNS levels using the unique seed identifier 780c4d for consistent tracking. Users should avoid interacting with the domain and verify all Ledger-related links via the official website (ledger.com). Organizations are advised to monitor wallet addresses linked to this domain through blockchain forensics tools and update browser-based blocklists proactively. Although current risk is elevated due to low detection coverage, the transient nature of Cloudflare Pages deployments may limit long-term exposure. Remain cautious of similar campaigns leveraging Ledger branding or other hardware wallet impersonations.