Based on 3 confirmed reports across the URLHaus threat-intel feed, eu.com is very likely a scam. The dominant attack pattern is executable file downloads served from this domain — opening one installs malware. Examples of flagged URLs on this domain: `/ledger-live-desktop.exe`, `/ledger-live-wallet.dmg`. 3 reports in the last 30 days but zero in the last 7 — the infrastructure may be temporarily dormant, but the same domain has been re-used for fraud campaigns before and could be reactivated without warning. We grade eu.com as "likely scam" rather than "confirmed" because at least one of the three confirmation legs (independent-source corroboration, sustained recent activity, or matching brand-impersonation pattern) is weaker than our highest threshold — but the prudent action is the same: do not transact. Use the live check below — it pulls fresh signals from VirusTotal, WHOIS, and our own feeds in about three seconds so you can see the current verdict yourself.
Likely yes — eu.com is very likely a scam. ScamRadar has tracked 3 confirmed reports across URLHaus, first seen on . Do not log in, deposit funds, or share personal information with this site.
Likely a Scam · ScamRadar Risk Score 68/100
Verified against 1 threat-intel feed: URLHaus · 3 confirmed reports in the last 180 days.
✓ Last verified: against URLHaus, OpenPhish, PhishTank & VirusTotal.
Red flags on eu.com
URL-path analysis on eu.com surfaces executable file downloads served from this domain — opening one installs malware — the path shape Google's safe-browsing crawler hasn't caught yet.
Confirmed attack paths on this domain include: `/ledger-live-desktop.exe` and `/ledger-live-wallet.dmg`.
eu.com appears on URLHaus as a confirmed malware-distribution host — visiting can trigger drive-by downloads.
Binary downloads from unsolicited URLs are nearly always malware. Even an antivirus-clean scan does not rule out a custom payload built for this campaign.
What to do right now
Do not enter login credentials, card numbers, or wallet seed phrases on any page hosted at eu.com.
Run the live check on this page (right above) to confirm the threat-intel feeds flagging it in real time.
Treat the device as compromised. If it holds business or banking data, image the drive, wipe, and reinstall the OS from official media.
Report the URL to https://urlhaus.abuse.ch/ submit — confirmed reports propagate to browser safe-browsing within hours.
Save screenshots, the original email or message, and any transaction IDs — you will need them if you file a chargeback or talk to your bank's fraud team about eu.com.