ledgr-com-starts-io-web[.]pages[.]dev

PhishDestroy identifies ledgr-com-starts-io-web.pages.dev as an active phishing domain designed to steal cryptocurrency wallet credentials. This site mimics the official Ledger login portal to trick users into entering their recovery phrases or passwords, which attackers then harvest for theft. The fraudulent page is hosted on Cloudflare (IP 172.66.44.163) and secured with a Google Trust Services SSL certificate, adding a veneer of legitimacy that masks its malicious intent. Users who interact with this page risk losing access to their digital assets permanently.

This domain was flagged by 4 out of 95 VirusTotal security vendors, indicating elevated risk but not universal detection. Registered through Cloudflare, Inc., the site may have been created recently to evade earlier blacklists. The use of a legitimate-looking subdomain (pages.dev) under Cloudflare’s Pages service further complicates detection, as such services are commonly used for legitimate development but can also host malicious content. The combination of a trusted SSL certificate and a convincing imitation of a well-known brand’s login page makes this a particularly deceptive threat.

If you visited ledgr-com-starts-io-web.pages.dev, DO NOT enter any login credentials, recovery phrases, or personal information. Immediately disconnect from the site and run a malware scan on your device using reputable security software. If you entered any data, assume your credentials have been compromised and take urgent action: change passwords everywhere, enable two-factor authentication on all accounts, and transfer any stored cryptocurrency to a secure wallet under your control. Report the domain to your email provider, browser security teams, and platforms like Google Safe Browsing or PhishDestroy to help protect others. Monitor financial accounts closely for unauthorized activity. In the case of cryptocurrency theft, contact your wallet provider’s support team immediately for recovery options, though success is often limited once private keys are exposed.