Our researchers discovered this fake "Solana" airdrop while inspecting suspicious sites. It masquerades as the Solana blockchain platform (solana.com). The purpose of this imitator page is to deceive users into disclosing their cryptowallet log-in credentials (phishing scam). It is noteworthy that
Our team has inspected the website (alphafi[.]live) and found that it is a copy of the original AlphaFi site (alphafi.xyz). The fake page has a very similar design and is created to steal personal information from individuals. The consequence of falling for this scam can be significant monetary lo
Our researchers found this fake "Pump.fun" site during a routine investigative session. It imitates the official altcoin platform dubbed Pump.fun (pump.fun), and lures users with a sale of the PUMP token. Victims of this scam expose their cryptowallets to a cryptocurrency drainer. IMPORTANT
We have reviewed the site (plasmaxpl[.]xyz) and uncovered that it is a fake site mimicking the original Plasma website (plasma.to). The scammers who created the deceptive one aim to trick users into connecting their wallets, which allows fraudsters to steal cryptocurrency. It is important to recog
While investigating suspicious websites, our research team discovered this fake "Euclid Swap" page (euclidprotocol[.]pro; potentially, other domains). This imitator webpage aims to deceive users into exposing their digital wallets to a cryptocurrency drainer. IMPORTANT NOTE: We do not review
Our researchers found the mabiliatis[.]com rogue page while investigating suspicious websites. Upon inspection, we learned that mabiliatis[.]com promotes browser notification spam and generates redirects to other (likely unreliable/harmful) sites. Most visitors to mabiliatis[.]com and analogous w
We have analysed zavixnura.co[.]in and found that it uses clickbait to obtain permission to show notifications. As a rule, sites that aim to trick users into allowing notifications use them to promote other unreliable pages, including scam sites. Thus, zavixnura.co[.]in should be avoided and never
After reading this "Tour Organization" email, we determined that it is spam. Upon further inspection, we learned that it is a phishing email targeting account log-in credentials (passwords). This deceptive message lures recipients into exposing this sensitive data with a birthday celebration theme
Our analysis shows that it is a scam email disguised as a letter from the Social Security Administration. It contains a link to download a file that seems to be an installer for a remote access and support tool. The scammers behind this fraudulent email likely aim to gain remote access to the vict
Our analysis of natilboast[.]com shows that its primary purpose is to obtain permission to send notifications. It uses clickbait tactics to deceive users into agreeing to receive its notifications. Enabling them can expose users to misleading and potentially malicious content. For this reason, it