eu-ledgr-live-en[.]pages[.]dev

PhishDestroy identifies eu-ledgr-live-en.pages.dev as an active Ledger brand impersonation domain under investigation as a cryptocurrency drainer kit. The site leverages Cloudflare Pages hosting to mimic Ledger’s official wallet interface, attempting to deceive users into divulging seed phrases or connecting malicious wallets. Technical analysis confirms SSL encryption via Google Trust Services, with infrastructure hosted on Cloudflare’s 188.114.96.3 IP range. This campaign is designed to exploit trust in hardware wallet providers, emphasizing the need for rigorous domain verification before any cryptocurrency interaction. eu-ledgr-live-en.pages.dev exhibits the following forensic indicators: VirusTotal detects 11/95 security engines, indicating no current AV signatures; registrar is Cloudflare, Inc.; resolves to IP 188.114.96.3; SSL certificate issued by Google Trust Services; domain registered under Cloudflare’s Pages service; Google Safe Browsing (GSB) status remains unflagged; and no known blocklist entries as of initial scan. Creation date and additional WHOIS metadata are obscured by Cloudflare’s privacy protection, a tactic commonly used to obscure malicious registration timelines. The absence of detections suggests this campaign is either newly launched or employs evasion techniques to delay signature generation. This domain remains active with a “under_investigation” status, and no official takedown notices or blocklists have flagged it yet. Response actions are ongoing, including domain reputation tracking and community reporting. However, the risk remains HIGH due to the combination of unflagged status, SSL encryption, and active impersonation of a trusted brand. Users are strongly advised to avoid interacting with any domain containing “ledgr” outside of ledger.com, verify SSL certificates independently, and report suspicious URLs to PhishDestroy or official fraud portals.