ledger-us-desktop[.]pages[.]dev

PhishDestroy identifies ledger-us-desktop.pages.dev as an active cryptocurrency drainer site masquerading under the Ledger brand. Hosted on Cloudflare Pages, the domain employs Google Trust Services SSL and a Pages.dev subdomain to lend false legitimacy. Analysis of the unique seed (4915de) confirms it delivers a JavaScript-based crypto drainer kit designed to siphon funds from unsuspecting Ledger wallet users during transaction signing. Initial telemetry suggests the payload intercepts wallet connection requests and silently manipulates transaction output addresses to divert assets to attacker-controlled wallets.

This domain was flagged with zero detections on VirusTotal (0/95 engines), registered via Cloudflare, Inc., and resolves to IP 172.66.47.191. Cloudflare’s infrastructure and Google Trust Services SSL certificate obscure origin, complicating takedown efforts. Creation date remains undetermined due to Cloudflare’s ephemeral domain policy, and it is not currently flagged by Google Safe Browsing (GSB). No current blocklist entries exist in major threat intelligence feeds, indicating low global visibility but high potential for damage given the Ledger brand abuse. The lack of AV detection suggests the drainer leverages obfuscated or novel payload delivery not yet recognized by signature-based systems.

ledger-us-desktop.pages.dev remains active as of the latest scan, with no active takedown in progress. Security researchers are urged to monitor for further evolution of the drainer kit and update blocklists using the seed 4915de. Users are strongly advised to verify destination URLs, disable browser extensions during wallet interactions, and report the domain to Ledger support and hosting providers. The absence of automated detection increases risk; manual reporting and network-level blocking are currently the most effective mitigation strategies.