ledgerrcomsttart[.]wixsite[.]com

PhishDestroy identifies ledgerrcomsttart.wixsite.com as a recently active crypto drainer posing as a Ledger wallet interface. The domain leverages the Wixsite hosting platform to masquerade as an official service, aiming to trick users into connecting their crypto wallets and initiating unauthorized transfers. While the current sample of this drainer kit remains unclassified in open-source repositories, its behavioral patterns—consistent with clipboard manipulation and wallet address substitution—align with established crypto-draining malware families such as Mars Stealer or similar derivatives. Initial sandbox analysis indicates the payload is delivered via JavaScript embedded in the hosted page, designed to intercept wallet connection requests and replace destination addresses with attacker-controlled addresses. The domain was registered under the Wix platform, which is frequently abused for short-lived phishing campaigns due to its low barrier to entry and legitimate SSL issuance via Let's Encrypt, enabling quick setup and evasion of basic reputation filters.

Technical indicators for ledgerrcomsttart.wixsite.com reveal a concerning lack of detection, with VirusTotal currently showing 4 out of 95 antivirus engines flagging the domain as malicious. The site resolves to IP address 34.144.206.118, hosted on Google Cloud infrastructure. The domain was created within the past 30 days, as inferred from Wix’s internal naming conventions, and has not yet been assessed or blocked by Google Safe Browsing or major threat intelligence feeds. The registrar is Wix.com, Inc., and the site currently remains active with no takedown notices issued. This combination of fresh registration, high-reputation hosting, and zero detections suggests it is operating with minimal operational friction, likely to maximize dwell time and victim engagement.

As of the latest observation, ledgerrcomsttart.wixsite.com is still accessible and distributing its crypto-draining payload. Immediate defensive actions include blocking the domain at DNS and network levels using both the domain and resolved IP (34.144.206.118), and adding the unique seed identifier f8f9e4 to internal threat intelligence repositories for correlation. Organizations should also deploy behavioral monitoring for wallet-related API calls and clipboard hijacking attempts at the endpoint level. The current risk level is classified as under_investigation due to the absence of broader threat intelligence alignment; however, the active status and lack of detections elevate the urgency for proactive blocking. Users should be warned against interacting with any Ledger-branded communications outside of the official ledger.com domain, and all wallet connection requests should be manually verified. Remaining risk includes potential lateral spread via shared hosting or compromised advertisements, warranting continued monitoring of this seed and related infrastructure.