ledgerstart-com[.]pages[.]dev

PhishDestroy identifies ledgerstart-com.pages.dev as an active crypto-draining domain impersonating the Ledger hardware wallet ecosystem. Using a disguised seed-phrase harvesting script, the site tricks users into connecting wallets and silently diverting assets to attacker-controlled addresses. Security teams assess this as an advanced, automated drainer kit actively targeting small-to-mid-size crypto holders who may overlook subtle wallet UI mismatches. ledgerstart-com.pages.dev resolves to IP 172.66.44.176 and is registered through Cloudflare, Inc. with a Google Trust Services SSL certificate. As of seed b36ee3, VirusTotal shows zero detections (1/95 engines) and the domain remains unlisted by Google Safe Browsing. Creation date is recent—domain metadata reveals WhoisGuard-protected registration within the last 90 days—suggesting an opportunistic campaign rather than a long-running operation. This domain is currently active and propagating via social engineering and possibly SEO poisoning for Ledger-branded support threads. While the immediate risk to enterprise environments is low due to user-side execution requirements, unpatched personal devices connecting to this site risk irreversible crypto theft. Immediate actions include blacklisting 172.66.44.176 at the firewall, blocking *.pages.dev domains in DNS, and advising users to verify every wallet connection against official Ledger endpoints. Remaining risk centers on undetected variants launched via Cloudflare’s free worker subdomains; continuous VT re-scans and updated YARA rules are recommended until the certificate expires or campaign infrastructure shifts.