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DevExpress Malware

What kind of application is DevExpress?

Our research team discovered the DevExpress malware while investigating websites that offer fake software "cracks". An installation setup promoted by such a page contained DevExpress and other unwanted/harmful software. The exact purpose of DevExpress is currently unknown; it likely entails carrying out malicious activities on infiltrated devices.

   
Zegost Malware

What kind of malware is Zegost?

Zegost functions as information-stealing malware, and cybercriminals have been observed distributing it through targeted email attacks. This malicious software has been in existence since around 2011. The threat actors linked to Zegost are known for their persistence and ingenuity, employing various exploits to create and maintain connections with their targeted victims.

   
CLAIM HYTOPIA TOKEN Scam

What kind of scam is "CLAIM HYTOPIA TOKEN"?

Upon inspection, we determined that the "CLAIM HYTOPIA TOKEN" giveaway is fake. This scam states that the user may claim an unspecified amount of the HYTOPIA ecosystem's $TOPIA tokens. The goal of this phishing scam is to trick victims into inadvertently disclosing their cryptocurrency wallet log-in credentials.

   
Bovidae Malicious Extension

What kind of application is Bovidae?

After careful examination, it has been determined that the Bovidae application is not trustworthy and possesses the capability to cause various harms to users. Bovidae has the ability to access diverse sets of data, manipulate extensions and themes, and enable the "Managed by your organization" feature in Chrome and Edge browsers.

   
NAudio Malware

What kind of application is NAudio?

During our evaluation, it has come to light that NAudio is a harmful program disseminated through deceptive means. Additionally, the installation package incorporating NAudio includes other undesirable components. Therefore, we recommend that affected users promptly uninstall NAudio along with all related files and applications from their systems.

   
Ook.gg Redirect

What is ook.gg?

Following our analysis, we have identified ook.gg as a dubious search engine. Typically, search engines of this nature are promoted through browser-hijacking extensions. Nevertheless, it has been observed that ook.gg is injected into startup processes in certain instances.

In either scenario, users are strongly urged to promptly take action to remove ook.gg from their browsers and systems.

   
K Searches Browser Hijacker

What kind of software is K Searches?

While investigating deceptive sites, our researchers discovered an installation setup promoting the K Searches browser extension. Our examination revealed that this extension is a browser hijacker. It manipulates browser settings to endorse (via redirects) the ksearches.com fake search engine. It is noteworthy that the installer containing K Searches we analyzed included other unwanted/harmful software.

   
Norton - Your PC Is Infected With 18 Viruses! POP-UP Scam

What kind of scam is "Norton - Your PC Is Infected With 18 Viruses!"?

During a routine investigation of untrustworthy websites, our researchers discovered the "Norton - Your PC Is Infected With 18 Viruses!" scam. Presented as the Norton anti-virus, this scheme claims to detect multiple infections on users' devices. Typically, scams of this kind are used to promote unreliable and potentially harmful content.

It must be stressed that this information is false, and this scheme is in no way associated with the actual Norton AntiVirus or its developer – Gen Digital Inc.

   
Editbot Stealer

What kind of malware is Editbot?

Editbot is a piece of malicious software capable of extracting vulnerable information from infected devices. Targeted data includes browsing information, Internet cookies, log-in credentials, and other sensitive details.

This stealer is written in the Python programming language. Editbot has been noted being spread via spam messages sent on social media.

   
MrAnon Stealer

What kind of malware is MrAnon?

MrAnon is the name of an information-stealing malware written in the Python programming language. This stealer has a variety of data-extracting capabilities and targets information from browsers, cryptocurrency wallets, messengers, and other applications.

At the time of writing, MrAnon's developers are offering it for sale online; hence, there are several variants with different functionalities based on the payment plan. It is pertinent to mention that this malware has been observed being proliferated via email spam campaigns.

   

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