Stivindmous.co[.]in is a rogue page discovered by our researchers while browsing suspicious websites. The webpage's purpose is to trick visitors into permitting browser notification delivery. It can also redirect them to other (likely unreliable/harmful) sites. Most users access stivindmous.co[.]i
Our inspection of unbitioid[.]com has shown that it is an untrustworthy page designed to lure visitors into accepting its notifications. Once permitted, unbitioid[.]com can bombard users with fake ads, warnings, and similar content. Therefore, it is highly advisable not to allow unbitioid[.]com to
Our research team found the forbradidot.co[.]in rogue page during a routine inspection of untrustworthy websites. Upon examination, we learned that this webpage promotes browser notification spam and redirects visitors to different (likely unreliable/dangerous) sites. Forbradidot.co[.]in and page
We have reviewed pricipitenoles[.]com and determined that it uses deceptive tactics, such as clickbait, to trick users into granting notification permissions. Websites that employ this approach typically use notifications to advertise questionable or fraudulent content. For this reason, pricipiten
BQTLOCK is ransomware designed to prevent victims from accessing/using their files by encrypting them. In addition to locking data, the ransomware appends its extension (".BQTLOCK") to files and provides a ransom note ("READ_ME-NOW_2526968.txt"). Here is an example of how BQTLOCK renames files: it
We have inspected the site (estatex.w3claim[.]xyz) and determined that it promotes a fraudulent airdrop (a cryptocurrency giveaway). Moreover, the page masquerades as the original ExtateX page (estatex.eu) to trick users into "participating" in the airdrop. The fake site should not be trusted to a
We have inspected the email and found that it is fraudulent. It is designed to trick recipients into believing that they have won a large sum of money. Typically, emails of this type are utilized to extract money and (or) personal information from unsuspecting recipients. It is important to recogn
Our inspection of this "Oman Air" email revealed that it is fake. This spam message invites the recipient to participate in a vendor procurement project. It must be emphasized that this fraudulent email is not associated with the actual Oman Air. In most cases, spam campaigns of this kind target s
We have examined the site (elicpse[.]xyz) and found that it is a fraudulent copy of the Humanity Protocol site (humanity.org). The fake site is designed to deceive users into connecting their cryptocurrency wallets, giving scammers the opportunity to steal funds. Identifying and avoiding such fake
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