en-live-doc-ledgre[.]pages[.]dev

PhishDestroy identifies active phishing infrastructure targeting users with a fake document delivery portal hosted at en-live-doc-ledgre.pages.dev, a malicious subdomain under Cloudflare Pages designed to harvest credentials and deliver malware under the guise of 'live document access'. This domain was flagged by PhishDestroy’s seed cb9509 and remains under active investigation due to its use of legitimate infrastructure (Cloudflare Pages, Google Trust Services SSL) to evade detection. The threat actor likely leverages urgency psychology—prompting users to 'view live document'—to bypass suspicion and deploy further payloads. While currently undetected on VirusTotal, its operational TTPs suggest alignment with credential harvesting and initial access brokers, particularly in business email compromise (BEC) campaigns. This domain resolves to IP 172.66.44.52 and utilizes a valid Google Trust Services SSL certificate to enhance legitimacy, a common tactic among phishing operators to bypass browser warnings. As of investigation seed cb9509, it shows 0 detections out of 95 scans on VirusTotal, indicating zero coverage from major antivirus engines despite active hosting. Registered through Cloudflare, Inc., the domain (en-live-doc-ledgre.pages.dev) was deployed on Pages—a platform abused for rapid, low-cost phishing site deployment. The absence of blocklist entries suggests this is a newly activated campaign, with threat actors rotating infrastructure to avoid detection. Behavioral analysis aligns with generic phishing campaigns but shows targeted lure themes involving 'urgent document delivery' aimed at professionals expecting file shares. Users who accessed en-live-doc-ledgre.pages.dev should immediately cease interaction, close the browser, and scan their device using updated antivirus software. If credentials were entered, revoke access immediately via the legitimate service provider and enable multi-factor authentication. Report the domain to your email security team and consider blocking 172.66.44.52 at the network perimeter. Organizations are advised to monitor for anomalous login attempts from this IP range and inspect outbound traffic for data exfiltration to external domains. Given the use of legitimate services and low detection rate, this domain poses a significant risk for enterprise compromise and should be treated as a high-priority threat indicator.