In our analysis of ecoaturicudses[.]com, we found that this website uses clickbait to lure users into consenting to get notifications from it. Once this permission is given, ecoaturicudses[.]com starts sending fake warnings, alerts, and other deceptive messages. This page can expose users to scams
Our analysis of the site (pepeofmind[.]com) has uncovered that it is fake. This page is a copy of the original MIND of Pepe website (mindofpepe.com). It is created to deceive unsuspecting individuals into taking actions that allow scammers to steal their cryptocurrency. If encountered, this page s
While inspecting untrustworthy sites, our researchers discovered the inj-protect[.]pro rogue webpage. It endorses spam browser notifications and generates redirects to different (likely dubious/dangerous) websites. The majority of visitors to inj-protect[.]pro and similar pages access them through
While examining suspicious websites, our researchers discovered this fake "Atomic Wallet" page. It masquerades as the official site (atomicwallet.io). This is a phishing scam, i.e., the imitator webpage seeks to extract users' digital wallet log-in credentials. IMPORTANT NOTE: We do not revi
During a routine investigative session, our researchers discovered this fake Vulcan website (role-app[.]net; potentially others). It impersonates the official Vulcan site (vulcan.xyz) and encourages users to connect their digital wallets to receive a role and gain privileges. This scam operates as
CyberVolk BlackEye is a ransomware-type program. Malware of this kind is designed to encrypt files and demand payment for the decryption. On our test machine, CyberVolk BlackEye encrypted files and added a ".CyberVolk_BlackEye" (or simply ".CyberVolk") to their names. To elaborate, a file initial
Our team has examined the page (clearsee[.]top) and discovered that it uses a malicious tool to steal cryptocurrency. It is disguised as a crypto exchange to lure users into taking harmful actions. Thus, users should be careful when encountering such pages and avoid interacting with them. IM
EDDIESTEALER is a malicious program classed as a stealer. It is written in the Rust programming language. Stealers are designed to extract and exfiltrate vulnerable information from infected devices. EDDIESTEALER targets log-in credentials, cryptocurrency wallets, and other sensitive data.
Our analysis of the website (binaryxe[.]org) indicates that it is a fraudulent site created to deceive visitors into thinking they are on the legitimate (formerly BinaryX) platform, Four site. Its purpose is to steal cryptocurrency from unsuspecting individuals through a malicious tool. Thus, user
Chaos RAT is a remote access tool built using the Go programming language. It works on both Windows and Linux systems. Chaos RAT includes a control panel that lets attackers create malware payloads, manage active connections, and remotely control infected devices. If detected on a device, the RAT