While investigating suspicious websites, our researchers discovered the SafeDomain Guardian PUA (Potentially Unwanted Application). This app is advertised as a tool that can check site domains for threats and provide comprehensive safety analyses. Software within this classification usually has ha
Our researchers discovered the PrivacyBrowse browser while investigating untrustworthy websites. This piece of software is a Potentially Unwanted Application (PUA). Programs within this category often possess undesirable or outright harmful capabilities. PUAs may have "official" download sources,
Upon examining the "American Express - Disputed Transaction" email, we learned that it is fake. This message informs the recipient of an automatically disputed charge to their credit account. It must be stressed that the claims made by this email are false, and this mail is not associated with th
Our researchers discovered this fake "Ad Blocker" browser extension while investigating deceptive websites. It is promoted as an advertisement-blocking tool (adblocker). Upon analysis, we determined that this piece of software operates as adware – instead of eliminating online ads, it generates r
After reading this "International Philanthropy Program" email, we determined that it is spam. This message claims that the recipient has been selected to receive a two-million GBP (pound sterling) grant. It must be stressed that the information in the email is false, and this mail is not associat
Our team has identified uncinhety[.]com as an untrustworthy website that attempts to gain permission to display notifications through clickbait tactics. Once allowed, it can deliver misleading alerts and messages intended to trick users into visiting other unreliable or harmful sites. Thus, uncinh
We have examined lonciallycea[.]com and concluded that it is unsafe. It tries to trick visitors into enabling notifications, which are then used to push misleading messages and links to harmful sites. Users should avoid this site and never agree to receive notifications from pages of this kind.
We have reviewed the email and concluded that it is a phishing message disguised as a final notice from an email service provider. It contains a deceptive link that leads to a fake site designed to steal personal information. This email should be ignored to avoid the associated risks. This
We have inspected the Ad Block North browser extension and found that it has traits of adware (software that delivers unwanted ads), while it is supposed to block ads. Also, this extension can access various data. Thus, it is advisable to avoid adding Ad Block North to web browsers. Ad Blo
Our examination shows that this is a phishing email disguised as an account security alert from an email service provider. It is crafted to trick recipients into opening the provided website, which is designed to steal personal information. Messages of this kind should be identified as scams and i