nav-start-tezor-io[.]pages[.]dev

PhishDestroy identifies nav-start-tezor-io.pages.dev as an active brand-impersonation phishing domain targeting Trezor users. The fraudulent page poses as the Trezor Login — Browser to Device Connector interface, attempting to harvest wallet credentials when victims input their recovery phrases or PINs. This campaign employs a high-fidelity replica of Trezor’s legitimate authentication flow, increasing the risk of successful compromise and cryptocurrency theft.

This domain was flagged with 0 detections out of 95 VirusTotal engines, indicating stealthy infrastructure leveraging Google Trust Services’ SSL certificates. It resolves to IP 172.66.46.213, hosted under Cloudflare Pages (registered through Cloudflare, Inc.), enabling rapid deployment and evasion of traditional blocklists. Despite its low detection rate, the presence of a valid TLS certificate on a Cloudflare Pages subdomain suggests intentional obfuscation, relying on social engineering rather than overt malicious artifacts to ensnare victims.

To mitigate exposure, users must verify URLs against Trezor’s official domains (trezor.io) and never input credentials on third-party pages. Brands should monitor for domain squatting on TLDs and subdomains, while SOC teams should flag all Cloudflare Pages hosting login simulators. Immediate takedown requests should be filed with Cloudflare, citing impersonation under Trezor’s trademark. Consumers reporting unexpected login prompts via Trezor’s support channels can help disrupt this campaign’s feedback loop.