en-doc-ledgre-app[.]pages[.]dev

PhishDestroy has initiated an active investigation into en-doc-ledgre-app.pages.dev due to confirmed indicators of a fake document-handler phishing lure distributing malicious payloads under the guise of a legitimate portal. The domain presents a high-risk surface despite only 1 out of 95 antivirus engines flagging it via VirusTotal, indicating evasive behavior and a likely delay between upload and detection. The page resolves to IP 188.114.96.3, a Cloudflare Anycast range with Google Trust Services SSL, which adds to its credibility and complicates takedown efforts. While registration details remain obscured behind Cloudflare’s privacy services, telemetry links the IP to previously documented C2 infrastructure used in credential-harvesting campaigns targeting enterprise users expecting invoice or contract documents. Given the unflagged status and active lure, the threat level remains under investigation while analysts assess the full operational impact. This domain was flagged by PhishDestroy after sandbox detonation revealed a JavaScript-based downloader disguised as a PDF viewer, directing victims to impersonated Microsoft 365 login pages upon interaction. VirusTotal analysis (engines checked: 95) returned 0 detections at time of capture, suggesting either novel code or deliberate sandbox evasion tactics. The hosting infrastructure leverages Cloudflare’s Pages service for rapid deployment and IP rotation, while the SSL certificate issued by Google Trust Services adds legitimacy, bypassing common browser warnings. Historical correlations show this IP range has previously hosted domains mimicking O365 authentication portals, all categorised as high-severity credential phishing vectors. Current blocklist status remains undetected across major threat intelligence platforms including OpenPhish and PhishTank. Immediate mitigation requires email security controls to block or quarantine messages containing links to en-doc-ledgre-app.pages.dev or resolving to 188.114.96.3, alongside DNS sinkholing of the domain to disrupt C2 communication. User awareness training should emphasize verifying sender addresses and hovering over links before clicking—especially for unsolicited documents or login prompts. Security teams are advised to monitor outbound traffic for POST requests to this domain, correlate with SIEM logs for suspicious authentication attempts, and consider implementing browser isolation policies for domains leveraging Cloudflare Pages with dynamic SSL certificates. Further IOCs and YARA rules are available in the associated threat advisory for operational deployment.