home-ldger-i[.]pages[.]dev

PhishDestroy identifies home-ldger-i.pages.dev as a recently launched domain weaponized to harvest cryptocurrency wallet credentials via a fake Ledger login interface. The site appears to be a crypto-drainer kit that lures users with a fraudulent “Ledger Live” authentication page, aiming to siphon funds after capturing seed phrases or private keys. Infrastructure analysis suggests the threat actors are leveraging a generic, yet convincing, theme targeting users familiar with Ledger hardware wallets.

According to VirusTotal, the domain remains undetected with 0 out of 95 engines flagging it; however, it was registered through Cloudflare, Inc., resolving to IP 188.114.96.3. The SSL certificate is issued by Google Trust Services, which adds superficial legitimacy. At present, PhishDestroy’s blocklist integration shows zero third-party detections, indicating this threat remains under the radar. No publicly available historical records or creation timestamps were accessible via WHOIS at the time of analysis.

The domain is currently active and classified as a “generic_phishing” campaign under investigation with a “medium” risk tier pending further behavioral analysis. No active takedowns or sinkholing actions have been initiated as of this advisory. Users are strongly advised to avoid interacting with the domain and to verify any Ledger-related links via PhishDestroy prior to credential entry. The remaining risk is considered elevated due to the lack of detection coverage and high potential for financial loss.