leadgr-live-tr[.]pages[.]dev

leadgr-live-tr.pages.dev has been identified by PhishDestroy as a confirmed brand impersonation scam targeting Ledger users. The site exploits user trust in Ledger’s brand by falsely advertising secure connections for competing Trezor hardware wallets. PhishDestroy’s investigation reveals the following indicators. The domain resolves to IP 172.66.46.220, which hosts a page falsely titled “leadgre-live— Secure Connection for Your Trezor | Official Tool.” The domain is registered through Cloudflare, Inc., and secured with a Google Trust Services SSL certificate. Despite appearing legitimate, the site currently shows 0 detections out of 95 engines on VirusTotal, suggesting evasion of automated detection mechanisms. The use of a cloudflare-registered worker subdomain (pages.dev) further obscures the true ownership, a tactic commonly used to bypass traditional domain-based blocking. The page impersonates Ledger’s branding while redirecting user intent toward Trezor-related content, an inconsistent and deceptive pattern typical of credential harvesting or malware distribution campaigns. Users must treat this domain as a high-risk threat immediately. Victims risk credential theft, malware injection, or financial loss. Users should never input sensitive information on this site. Organizations are advised to block 172.66.46.220 and add *.pages.dev to DNS filtering rules. Report the domain to Cloudflare Abuse and Ledger’s official phishing team. Enable hardware wallet isolation and use only official Ledger applications. Prioritize revocation of any previously entered credentials on this domain.