eng-lgrapp[.]pages[.]dev

PhishDestroy identifies the active phishing domain eng-lgrapp.pages.dev impersonating Microsoft Account login pages to harvest credentials. This fraudulent domain employs a Cloudflare Pages deployment to host a spoofed Microsoft sign-in interface intended to trick users into surrendering account credentials. The campaign targets victims through social engineering vectors, leveraging the legitimate Google Trust Services SSL certificate to create a false sense of security. No advanced drainer kit indicators were observed during initial triage, suggesting the threat actor may use basic HTML or JavaScript-based credential harvesting forms. This domain resolves to the IPv4 address 172.66.46.252 and is registered through Cloudflare, Inc. as confirmed by WHOIS data. The infrastructure utilizes Google Trust Services for SSL validation, which does not indicate reliability. VirusTotal analysis shows zero detections across 95 security engines as of the latest scan, indicating the domain is currently undetected by conventional antivirus and browser-based security measures. The domain appears recently created and remains unlisted on major blocklists including Google Safe Browsing (GSB), underscoring its fresh and stealthy deployment. Active monitoring confirms this phishing domain remains online and accessible. No official takedown requests have been processed as of the last update. The absence of current detections and blocklists elevates the risk of successful compromise, especially for unaware users. Immediate action is advised: block the domain eng-lgrapp.pages.dev at the network and endpoint levels. Users should verify URLs before entering credentials and report suspicious login attempts to Microsoft. Organizations are recommended to refresh threat intelligence feeds and apply updated phishing domain lists to prevent exposure.