Wanderlustar is a browser extension that we inspected and found to have the traits of a browser hijacker. It is marketed as a travel-themed new tab tool that displays scenic photos and lets users search the web. Once added to the browser, however, it changes search and new tab settings to wanderlu
Our researchers inspected the Earth browser extension, available on the Chrome Web Store, and found that it has the traits of a browser hijacker. Although it is marketed as a tool for viewing satellite imagery, adding it to the browser changes the default search engine to earthapp.net, a page that
Our researchers tested the Nautilus Notes Chrome extension and found that it has the traits of a browser hijacker. While it presents itself as a sticky-note tool for the new tab page, installing it changes browser settings to promote under-cover.info, an address also pushed by other similar extens
We inspected the PerfecTab browser extension and found that it has the characteristics of a browser hijacker. PerfecTab is promoted as a New Tab replacement with a clock, to-do list, bookmarks, notes, and wallpapers, but once added to a browser it also changes search-related settings to push the u
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We have examined this email and determined that it is a phishing scam. It is disguised as an urgent notice from a webmail service provider, falsely warning that the recipient's domain account is about to expire. The goal is to trick users into visiting a fraudulent website where their login creden
We have examined this email and determined that it is a phishing scam. It is disguised as a security notice from the recipient's email service provider, falsely claiming that account settings require immediate review. The goal is to trick recipients into entering their login credentials on a fraud
We have examined this email and determined it is a phishing scam. It impersonates an email service provider, falsely claiming the recipient has messages waiting in quarantine. The goal is to lure users into entering their login credentials on a fraudulent website. This email should be ignored.
We examined this email and determined it is a phishing scam. Disguised as a security alert from a webmail service, it falsely claims that the recipient's recovery email address was changed. Scammers use it to trick recipients into handing over their login credentials on a fake website. Thi
We examined this email and determined it is an advance-fee scam. The message falsely presents itself as a personal communication from a prominent business figure who claims to be running a private global philanthropy initiative offering large cash grants. Recipients who respond will be drawn into