help-hub-ledger[.]pages[.]dev

help-hub-ledger.pages.dev has been identified as an active crypto-draining phishing site hosting a Ledger-branded drainer kit. The domain mimics official Ledger support channels to trick users into connecting wallets and approving malicious token transfers. The threat actor leverages Cloudflare Pages for rapid deployment and obfuscation, while the drainer script is designed to intercept and divert cryptocurrency transactions to attacker-controlled wallets. PhishDestroy analysis confirms the campaign is ongoing and targets users seeking legitimate Ledger assistance. help-hub-ledger.pages.dev exhibits an elevated risk profile. VirusTotal reports a low detection ratio (1/95 vendors as of seed 97dbeb), indicating limited but existing recognition of the malicious payload. The domain resolves to IP 172.66.45.35, a Cloudflare-hosted address likely used for evasion and content delivery. Registered through Cloudflare, Inc., the site employs a Google Trust Services SSL certificate to enhance credibility. These technical indicators suggest a low-cost, high-impact operation built for agility and minimal friction in deployment. Recent blocklist checks show minimal coverage, increasing the danger to unsuspecting victims. The domain remains active and poses a continuous threat to cryptocurrency users. PhishDestroy has escalated this threat to Cloudflare Trust & Safety and Ledger’s abuse teams for takedown. While immediate remediation is pending, users are urged to verify all support channels directly through official Ledger domains (ledger.com) and avoid third-party redirects. The combination of a low VT score, fresh infrastructure, and phishing-as-a-service tooling means the risk remains elevated despite mitigation efforts. Exercise extreme caution when accessing Ledger-related services online.