start--en-ledgecom-us-kdv[.]pages[.]dev

PhishDestroy identifies the active domain start--en-ledgecom-us-kdv.pages.dev as a generic phishing host designed for credential theft. The threat actor has not yet aligned the page with a specific brand; instead, it impersonates Google Trust Services to leverage the certificate’s perceived legitimacy and trick users into surrendering login details. No crypto-drainer kit has been recovered from publicly available sandbox runs, suggesting a simpler form-grabbing campaign aimed at harvesting email and password combinations for later account takeovers. This domain was flagged by PhishDestroy on seed 337982. It resolves to IP address 188.114.96.3 and shows a Google Trust Services SSL certificate (CN *.pages.dev, O Google Trust Services LLC, L=Mountain View). The registrar is Cloudflare, Inc. and the VirusTotal community has not yet flagged the page (0 detections out of 95 scanners). Historical DNS resolutions and passive DNS datasets indicate creation on 2024-05-22, and the site is currently unlisted by Google Safe Browsing and major threat intelligence blocklists. WHOIS data is masked by Cloudflare privacy protection. The domain remains in active status with no public blocklist coverage. Google-hosted pages.dev infrastructure and a benign certificate create initial trust signals that lower user suspicion. As of the latest scan, PhishDestroy still rates the risk as under investigation; however, the absence of detections on VirusTotal indicates a potential gap in coverage that attackers are exploiting. Immediate defensive actions include DNS sinkholing of 188.114.96.3, submission of the URL to Google Safe Browsing and VirusTotal retrohunt queues, and enterprise browser policy updates to block *.pages.dev wildcard subdomains. Until these measures are completed, the risk of credential theft via this host remains elevated and should be treated as a high-priority threat.