ledgr-liveapp[.]wixstudio[.]com

PhishDestroy identifies ledgr-liveapp.wixstudio.com as an active brand impersonation scam targeting Ledger cryptocurrency wallet users. This domain masquerades as the official Ledger Live application portal to steal sensitive credentials and cryptocurrency assets. The threat actor leverages WixStudio’s subdomain hosting to lend superficial legitimacy while deploying a convincing Ledger-themed interface designed to trick victims into entering recovery phrases or seed phrases. The attack chain typically involves redirecting users from spoofed emails or social media ads to this fraudulent website, where victims are prompted to download a malicious 'update' or enter wallet credentials into a fake login form. All traffic to this domain is malicious, with no legitimate use case identified.

Technical analysis of ledgr-liveapp.wixstudio.com reveals alarming indicators of compromise. VirusTotal currently shows 2 out of 95 security engines detecting the site, indicating zero detection by mainstream antivirus or browser-based security tools. The domain resolves to IP address 34.144.206.118, a Google Cloud Platform (GCP) address commonly used by threat actors to host short-lived phishing infrastructure. The SSL certificate, issued by Let's Encrypt, provides a false sense of security by displaying the padlock icon in browsers, tricking users into believing the site is legitimate. While the domain creation date and registrar remain unverified due to privacy protection, the absence of detection underscores how rapidly such sites emerge and evade filters. This site is part of a broader campaign targeting Ledger users, with similar impersonation sites regularly appearing and disappearing within hours to avoid blacklisting.

If you visited ledgr-liveapp.wixstudio.com or entered any information, assume compromise immediately. Disconnect any connected cryptocurrency wallets, revoke any app permissions, and transfer remaining assets to a clean wallet using a device you trust. Scan all connected devices for malware and change passwords for Ledger accounts and email used in wallet registration. Report the domain to Ledger support and file a complaint with your local cybercrime unit. Avoid clicking on any Ledger-related links received via email, SMS, or social media unless you can independently verify the source. Enable multi-factor authentication on all crypto accounts and use hardware wallets only through official channels. Stay vigilant: legitimate Ledger updates are delivered via their official website (ledger.com) or through secure app channels, never through third-party subdomains or unsolicited communications.