live-en[.]zapier[.]app

PhishDestroy identifies live-en.zapier.app as an active brand impersonation scam targeting Ledger cryptocurrency wallet users. This malicious domain replicates the appearance of Ledger's official Live Wallet interface to deceive visitors into entering sensitive recovery phrases or private keys. Unsuspecting users who interact with this page risk immediate financial loss as attackers harvest credentials to drain crypto assets from legitimate wallets. The page title 'Ledger® Wallet Live — Started' mimics official branding to build false legitimacy, while the domain's structure attempts to exploit Zapier.app's reputation through confusing subdomain naming. This domain was flagged by PhishDestroy’s automated pipeline using seed 147432. It currently resolves to IP 64.239.109.65 and holds a valid Let's Encrypt SSL certificate, which malicious actors often use to appear trustworthy. As of the latest scan, VirusTotal shows 9 out of 95 security engines detecting this URL, meaning standard antivirus tools do not yet recognize it as malicious. Domains like this often appear suddenly with no prior history in threat databases, making them particularly dangerous. The combination of official-looking branding and a clean SSL certificate creates a high-feasibility attack vector for credential harvesting, especially in phishing campaigns distributed via email or social media. If you visited live-en.zapier.app, stop using any cryptocurrency wallet credentials immediately. Do not enter any recovery phrases, passwords, or private keys on this site. Disconnect from the internet if possible and run a full antivirus scan on your device. Report the domain to your security team or platform provider, and avoid interacting with it further. If you entered real wallet details, contact Ledger support immediately and transfer remaining funds to a new, secure wallet using official channels. Always verify URLs by typing them directly or using bookmarks to the legitimate site. Never trust domains that use confusing subdomains or misspellings to mimic official services.