The domain polite-puffpuff-229afc.netlify.app is currently listed as an active Ledger brand impersonation site. The site is hosted on Netlify infrastructure and resolves to the IPv4 address 35.157.26.135. No name server records are publicly resolvable, indicating that the domain relies on Netlify’s default DNS configuration. The page title returned from an HTTP request is "Ledger — Prop firm tracking for Australian traders", which aligns with the declared scam type of brand impersonation targeting Ledger users.
VirusTotal has recorded detections from 13 of 91 scanned security vendors, confirming that multiple engines recognize the domain as malicious. Independent blocklist feeds, including PhishDestroy and OpenPhish, have already added the domain to their phishing and fraud lists, and the domain appears on two additional security blocklists. The combination of active hosting, confirmed vendor detections, and inclusion on reputable blocklists establishes a high confidence level that the site is being used to deceive Ledger customers, likely to harvest credentials or financial information. Because the site is still reachable, defenders should immediately block DNS resolution for polite-puffpuff-229afc.netlify.app at enterprise firewalls and proxy devices, and consider blacklisting the associated IP address 35.157.26.135, especially for traffic destined to Netlify hosting ranges.
Monitoring of Netlify‑hosted domains for similar brand‑specific page titles is recommended, as the platform’s shared hosting model can facilitate rapid deployment of new impersonation pages. Until further forensic evidence is obtained, the lack of public SSL certificate details or HTTP status codes leaves the exact attack vector unclear, but the existing indicators are sufficient to justify proactive mitigation. Organizations that use Ledger hardware wallets or related services should educate users about the fraudulent page title and reinforce the use of official Ledger URLs.