ledgrr-live-login-eng[.]pages[.]dev

PhishDestroy has opened an active credential-phishing investigation into ledgrr-live-login-eng.pages.dev (seed 02bfd1). The domain spoofs Ledger Live’s login workflow, attempting to harvest wallet credentials through a fraudulent Cloudflare Pages deployment. No custom drainer kit has yet been extracted; the page appears to proxy stolen inputs directly to a back-end collection endpoint. The landing path ledgrr-live-login-eng.pages.dev/login mirrors Ledger’s official route, increasing social-engineering potency among cryptocurrency holders. Brand abuse is confirmed, and takedown requests have been escalated to Cloudflare Trust & Safety.

Technical indicators place this threat at low-to-medium risk pending further artifacts. VirusTotal currently scores the domain 12/95 detections (last scanned 2024-06-05). The page is served from IP 188.114.96.3 behind Cloudflare’s proxy network, and the SSL certificate is issued by Google Trust Services under Cloudflare, Inc. registration. Domain age is less than 72 hours; Google Safe Browsing has not flagged the page. Public blocklists count (URLHaus, PhishTank, OpenPhish) remains zero, indicating the campaign is fresh and widely undetected. Dynamic analysis shows the page POSTs harvested credentials to a non-Ledger subdomain on the same IP, confirming active exfiltration infrastructure.

Investigation status is active; no takedown has occurred as of this report. Users who visited ledgrr-live-login-eng.pages.dev should immediately revoke any credentials entered and monitor associated wallets for unauthorized transactions. Ledger Live users are advised to bookmark only https://www.ledger.com/ledger-live and enable two-factor authentication. Cloudflare has been notified via abuse report; the domain remains online pending their review. Remaining risk is moderate due to low AV coverage and absence of blocklist entries, but evidence points to a targeted, short-lived campaign with minimal infrastructure reuse.