learn-dsktop-ledgr-live[.]pages[.]dev

PhishDestroy identifies an active phishing domain, learn-dsktop-ledgr-live.pages.dev, posing as the legitimate Desktop Ledger Live service in an attempt to steal cryptocurrency wallet credentials. The threat actor registered the domain through Cloudflare, Inc. and leveraged Google Trust Services to obtain an SSL certificate, creating a false sense of security for unsuspecting users. The malicious page is hosted on Cloudflare Pages and resolves to IP address 172.66.46.210, which has previously been associated with phishing infrastructure targeting financial services. This domain was flagged under investigation with a current risk level of active. VirusTotal scans reveal zero detections out of 95 security engines, indicating the page remains undetected by most antivirus platforms as of the latest analysis. The domain is registered under Cloudflare, Inc., a widely used proxy and hosting provider, which complicates direct takedown efforts. Cloudflare Pages further masks the true origin of the content, making it difficult for users to distinguish between legitimate and fraudulent pages. The SSL certificate issued by Google Trust Services adds superficial legitimacy, potentially tricking visitors into entering sensitive login credentials under the mistaken belief they are accessing a secure service. Users who have visited learn-dsktop-ledgr-live.pages.dev should immediately review their cryptocurrency wallet activity for unauthorized transactions. If credentials were entered, change all passwords associated with the affected wallet service and enable two-factor authentication immediately. Scan connected devices with updated antivirus software and consider revoking any API keys or permissions granted to suspicious domains. Report the phishing page to your wallet provider and submit a takedown request via Cloudflare's abuse portal. Remain vigilant for follow-up phishing attempts and monitor financial accounts closely over the coming days.