ledger--start-en-com[.]pages[.]dev

PhishDestroy identifies ledger--start-en-com.pages.dev as an active crypto drainer targeting Ledger users through a fake Ledger Live login portal. This domain employs a sophisticated impersonation technique, deploying malicious JavaScript payloads to intercept wallet connections and drain cryptocurrency funds without user consent. The threat actor behind this infrastructure uses obfuscated domains and Cloudflare’s infrastructure to evade detection, while Google Trust Services SSL certificates add a veneer of legitimacy to fool security tools and end-users alike. The domain leverages a Pages.dev subdomain (Cloudflare’s static hosting platform) to rapidly deploy and rotate infrastructure, making traditional blocklists ineffective against this adaptive threat. This domain was flagged following rigorous analysis by PhishDestroy’s automated systems, revealing critical technical indicators. The domain resolves to IP address 172.66.46.249, registered through Cloudflare, Inc. VirusTotal analysis confirmed 0 detections out of 95 security engines as of the seed analysis (31a89c), indicating it remains under the radar of mainstream detection systems. While the SSL certificate issued by Google Trust Services lends superficial credibility, the absence of detections underscores the domain’s effectiveness at bypassing conventional security checks. Additionally, the use of a Cloudflare Pages.dev subdomain enables rapid deployment and takedown evasion, complicating efforts to neutralize the threat through static blocklists alone. Users who visited ledger--start-en-com.pages.dev should immediately disconnect all crypto wallets and revoke any unauthorized connections through their wallet’s connected app settings. Scan devices for malware using reputable antivirus tools and avoid reusing passwords across platforms. Report the domain to PhishDestroy for verification and consider transferring funds to a cold wallet if any unauthorized transactions occurred. Stay vigilant: verify domains through official Ledger channels (ledger.com) and never trust shortened links or third-party hosting services for crypto-related activities. Update wallet firmware and enable transaction confirmation requests to mitigate future risks.