us-live-ledgr-en-desk[.]pages[.]dev

PhishDestroy identifies us-live-ledgr-en-desk.pages.dev as an active crypto-draining phishing site that masquerades as a legitimate Ledger desktop setup portal. The page prompts visitors to connect cryptocurrency wallets under the guise of updating firmware or synchronizing balances, then silently drains funds via malicious transaction approvals. Security telemetry reveals that 172.66.47.85, the Cloudflare-assigned IP hosting the domain, is associated with hundreds of similar wallet-draining campaigns over the past 30 days, indicating an automated, high-volume operation targeting Ledger users. This domain was flagged by 2 out of 95 VirusTotal security vendors on first submission and remains unlisted by only a handful of blocklists due to its recent registration and Cloudflare fronting. The domain itself is a Google Trust Services–certified Cloudflare Pages deployment, a tactic that evades traditional network-layer detection by leveraging reputable CDN and certificate infrastructure. Registrar data shows Cloudflare, Inc. as the sponsoring registrar, and telemetry places first-seen activity at roughly 72 hours before the current advisory, placing the campaign in its early, aggressive propagation phase. If you visited us-live-ledgr-en-desk.pages.dev and connected a wallet, immediately revoke any suspicious approvals via your wallet’s “Revoke” or “Cancel” interface or the dedicated revoke.cash service. Disconnect the site from your wallet, transfer remaining assets to a freshly generated address, and scan your device with an updated antivirus suite. Report the incident to PhishDestroy and your wallet provider to help block future drainer variants. Never approve unexpected transaction requests, and always verify download links and domains against official Ledger channels before entering sensitive information.