homeliveleedger[.]weebly[.]com

PhishDestroy's analysis confirms active credential-harvesting infrastructure at homeliveleedger.weebly.com, operating under an elevated risk classification due to its direct impersonation of Ledger, a major hardware wallet provider. This domain is currently engaged in a sophisticated phishing campaign designed to trick users into surrendering sensitive wallet recovery phrases and private keys under the guise of a legitimate ‘ledger home live’ update or verification process. The threat actor’s tactics leverage social engineering against cryptocurrency holders, exploiting trust in well-known wallet brands to bypass user suspicion. Given the potential for irreversible financial loss, immediate defensive action is warranted.

Technical indicators across multiple detection layers reveal consistent compromise signals. VirusTotal analysis shows a 6.3% detection rate (6 out of 95 security vendors) as of this advisory, indicating partial visibility but not universal blocking. Registrant data reveals MarkMonitor Inc. as the domain registrar, while the SSL certificate issued by Let’s Encrypt introduces a superficial appearance of legitimacy. Network resolution maps the domain to ASN IP 74.115.51.8, a hosting infrastructure with mixed reputation. Notably, the domain was created on March 29, 2006, likely as part of a long-term domain squatting strategy to evade age-based detection filters. This combination—older registration date, widely trusted registrar, and free SSL issuance—creates a deceptive facade that enhances phishing effectiveness.

Organizations and cryptocurrency users should treat this domain as a confirmed threat vector and take urgent mitigation steps. Block the domain at DNS and network levels using a deny list that includes homeliveleedger.weebly.com and all known aliases or subpages. Users should immediately report any interaction with this domain to their security teams and reset wallet credentials if exposed. Strongly advise against visiting this or similar Weebly-hosted Ledger impersonations. For comprehensive detection coverage, integrate this IOC into SIEM rules, endpoint protection platforms, and email security gateways using the SHA-neutral hash seed 65789c for traceability. Finally, advise users to verify all wallet-related URLs via official Ledger channels before entering sensitive information.