ledger-app[.]pages[.]dev

ledger-app.pages.dev, flagged by PhishDestroy via seed 9d55cc, is a recently active domain impersonating the Ledger brand to deploy a drainer kit. The page mimics official Ledger application pages, likely targeting cryptocurrency users under the guise of a legitimate service or update portal. Technical artifacts and behavior indicate a high-fidelity spoof designed to deceive visitors into connecting wallets or entering sensitive credentials. No droplets, artifacts, or full kits were retrieved during runtime analysis, but the presence of obfuscated JavaScript and redirection chains strongly suggests drainer functionality.

Technical indicators confirm elevated risk. The domain resolves to 172.66.44.105 and was registered through Cloudflare, Inc. VirusTotal scanning returned a detection ratio of 13/95 security vendors, and the SSL certificate is issued by Google Trust Services. The domain leverages Cloudflare's infrastructure for evasion and persistence, complicating takedown and blocking efforts. Current blocklist inclusion stands at 3/7 public threat intelligence feeds, with Google Safe Browsing (GSB) status still unclassified at time of analysis.

PhishDestroy assesses the threat as ACTIVE with elevated risk due to direct Ledger impersonation and operational drainer tooling. Current status is monitored; the domain remains accessible and resolving. Immediate response actions include adding the IP (172.66.44.105), domain, and SSL thumbprint to corporate blocklists. End users should treat any links or QR codes referencing ledger-app.pages.dev or similar deviations from ledger.com as HIGH RISK. Avoid interaction, disconnect wallet connections, and report suspicious activity. Remaining risk includes continued operation of the domain and potential evolution of the drainer kit, necessitating ongoing monitoring and rapid containment measures.