docs-ledgrr-desktop-lii[.]pages[.]dev

PhishDestroy identifies an active crypto drainer campaign hosted at docs-ledgrr-desktop-lii.pages.dev. This domain masquerades as the legitimate Ledger Desktop application to trick users into connecting malicious wallet addresses, enabling unauthorized cryptocurrency transfers. The threat actor leverages Cloudflare Pages to host the phishing payload, increasing credibility via the official *.pages.dev subdomain structure. Users are urged to treat any unexpected Ledger-related updates or downloads arriving via web links with extreme caution, particularly if they originate from non-official channels such as email or third-party messaging platforms. The domain is still under investigation but has shown zero detections across 95 antivirus engines on VirusTotal, highlighting the importance of real-time verification tools like PhishDestroy in identifying emergent threats.

This domain was registered through Cloudflare, Inc. and resolves to IP address 188.114.96.3. The SSL certificate is issued by Google Trust Services, adding a false sense of legitimacy. Despite no current blocklist presence and a clean VirusTotal score of 9/95, the lack of detections does not equate to safety. The seed identifier 8cbab5 suggests this may be part of a larger automated phishing campaign targeting users of cryptocurrency storage solutions. Threat intelligence databases continue to monitor for related infrastructure, but delayed detection windows pose a significant risk to users who may interact with the domain during the observation period.

If you have accessed docs-ledgrr-desktop-lii.pages.dev, do not connect any cryptocurrency wallets or input any credentials. Immediately disconnect from the site, clear browser cache and cookies related to the session, and scan your device using updated antivirus software. Report the domain via PhishDestroy or your organization’s threat reporting channel. Monitor your wallet and transaction history for unauthorized activity. If you entered sensitive information, revoke connected wallet permissions immediately and transfer remaining assets to a secure, offline wallet. Proactively check all bookmarked links and application shortcuts to ensure you are using only official sources for software downloads.