ai-ledgr-en-us[.]pages[.]dev

PhishDestroy identifies ai-ledgr-en-us.pages.dev as a live crypto drainer scam impersonating Ledger hardware wallets. The rogue domain (pages.dev subdomain leveraging Cloudflare Pages) is hosted on IP 172.66.47.100 and uses a Google Trust Services SSL certificate to mimic legitimacy. This infrastructure hosts a drainer kit that targets crypto wallet users by mimicking Ledger’s official web interface to trick victims into connecting wallets and approving malicious transactions. The domain may also redirect users to fake firmware update pages or seed-phrase harvesting forms to drain balances. Technical indicators confirm high-risk behavior: the domain shows 2/95 detections on VirusTotal as of latest scan, indicating zero AV coverage despite active abuse reports. Registered through Cloudflare, Inc., it leverages Pages.dev for rapid deployment and CDN-based evasion. The SSL certificate issued by Google Trust Services adds visual trust, while the IPv4 172.66.47.100 address is not yet widely blocked on public blocklists. With Ledger being a top hardware wallet brand, scammers exploit brand reputation to bypass user skepticism. This domain remains ACTIVE with an under investigation status by PhishDestroy’s threat team. Immediate response includes blocking the IP range 172.66.47.0/24 in firewall rules and flagging all pages.dev subdomains using Google SSL certificates. Users are advised to verify any Ledger-related domain using PhishDestroy’s real-time tool before entering recovery phrases or connecting devices. Remaining risk is MODERATE due to zero detections and active evasion tactics, but block actions and brand awareness campaigns are reducing exposure.