live-desktop-suport[.]pages[.]dev

PhishDestroy identifies live-desktop-suport.pages.dev as a live tech-support scam impersonating Microsoft Windows branding. The domain delivers a browser-locking fake alert urging victims to call a toll-free number under the guise of “remote desktop repair.” Behavioral analysis confirms classic scareware tactics, including forced full-screen pop-ups and JavaScript-based mouse-trapping to prevent tab closure. No evidence of a crypto-drainer or credential-harvesting form was observed during static analysis, indicating a pure scare-and-call scheme rather than direct data theft. Domain live-desktop-suport.pages.dev exhibits the following technical indicators: VirusTotal detection score 5/95 as of the last scan, Cloudflare, Inc. registrar, single IPv4 188.114.97.3 (Cloudflare CDN range), SSL certificate issued by Google Trust Services, and unknown creation date within the Cloudflare Pages ecosystem. The domain is not currently flagged in Google Safe Browsing and has accumulated zero public blocklist entries. Infrastructure correlation links this IP to multiple Cloudflare Pages projects, some of which are benign SaaS dashboards, suggesting abuse of the legitimate platform rather than dedicated rogue hosting. The scam remains active (Unique Seed a2f490) with no takedown actions recorded. Immediate remediation steps include: blocking the domain at DNS/Firewall level, updating endpoint rules to strip “pages.dev” wildcard allowlists, and reporting the URL to Cloudflare Trust & Safety and Google Safe Browsing via their web forms. While the risk is presently low due to the scareware-only payload and lack of data exfiltration, the site’s continued availability enables social engineering and potential pivot to credential theft if updated. Continuous monitoring and user-awareness training on fake tech-support calls are recommended to mitigate exposure.