get-started-ledgecom[.]pages[.]dev

PhishDestroy identifies get-started-ledgecom.pages.dev as a currently active fake wallet page purporting to be the official Ledger setup portal. The domain mimics the legitimate Ledger.com/Start page by displaying the same title “Getting Started with Ledger Wallet | Official Ledger.com/Start®,” luring users into entering their recovery phrases or private keys. The page is served from Cloudflare’s 172.66.44.89 front-end and secured with a Google Trust Services SSL certificate, which can fool visitors into believing the site is trustworthy because the padlock is present. Attackers continue to exploit .pages.dev subdomains because the free Cloudflare Pages service allows rapid deployment and takedown evasion, creating a moving target that complicates filtering by browsers and security tools. This domain was flagged on 2024-05-15 with seed 3e1d2c and is still live at the time of this report. Independent inspection by VirusTotal shows 7 out of 95 antivirus engines currently detect the page as malicious, which leaves both casual visitors and some automated defenses vulnerable. The domain was registered through Cloudflare, Inc. and resolves to IP 172.66.44.89, confirming its Cloudflare Pages origin and the attacker’s use of legitimate infrastructure to bypass traditional reputation filters. Because the SSL certificate is issued by Google Trust Services, the site displays the green padlock, increasing its credibility to non-technical users who rely on browser cues. If you visited get-started-ledgecom.pages.dev and entered any recovery phrase, seed words, private key, or wallet password, assume your funds are at immediate risk. Disconnect any network-connected wallets, revoke any API keys exposed during the session, and generate new recovery phrases on a clean offline device. Report the incident to your wallet provider and consider filing a police report if significant funds were lost. Monitor addresses used in the transaction history for outgoing transfers and enable multi-factor authentication on all exchange accounts tied to the exposed wallet. Finally, forward the phishing URL to PhishDestroy or your cybersecurity team so they can accelerate takedown efforts and protect others.