recoveryledger[.]live

PhishDestroy identifies the domain recoveryledger.live as an active Ledger impersonation scam designed to trick cryptocurrency users into surrendering their recovery phrases or private keys. This fraudulent site masquerades as the authentic Ledger wallet recovery portal, deploying a crypto drainer script that silently siphons funds from connected wallets the moment victims enter their mnemonic phrases. Unlike generic phishing pages that harvest login credentials, this threat specializes in automated token transfers—once a wallet is connected, the drainer executes pre-approved token transfers without user confirmation, exploiting the trust placed in legitimate wallet interfaces. The domain leverages HTTPS via a Google Trust Services SSL certificate to appear legitimate, but its true intent is to empty victim wallets within seconds of interaction. This domain was flagged and is under active investigation by PhishDestroy. Security analysis reveals further concerning technical indicators: the infrastructure resolves to IP 216.24.57.1 and shows zero detections across all 95 VirusTotal scanners as of the latest scan, suggesting it remains undetected by mainstream security tools despite its malicious nature. The domain was registered recently and remains unlisted on major threat intelligence blocklists, increasing the risk of successful compromise for unsuspecting users. Its creation date is within the last 60 days, providing threat actors with a narrow operational window to exploit before widespread detection occurs. The absence of blocklist entries is particularly alarming, as it indicates this domain is flying under the radar of automated defense systems. If you have visited recoveryledger.live or entered any wallet credentials, cease all transactions immediately and disconnect the affected wallet from any applications or networks. Transfer any remaining assets to a newly created, isolated wallet using a clean device. Revoke all token approvals through blockchain explorers like Etherscan or BscScan under the 'Token Approvals' section for the compromised wallet address. Monitor the wallet closely for unauthorized transfers and consider transferring funds to cold storage. Report the domain to PhishDestroy for blocking and submit a support ticket to Ledger with transaction hashes and wallet details to aid in fraud investigation and recovery efforts. Always verify URLs through official channels and use wallet connection only on the authenticated Ledger Live application or official website ledger.com.