After examining this "Security Notice - AI Assist Now Available" email, we determined that it is spam. This message advises the recipient to implement an AI-powered security tool to secure their email account. The purpose of this spam campaign is to deceive recipients into disclosing their email l
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Our review of the "Welcome To AI Powered Webmail" email revealed that it is spam. The message informs the recipient of an AI-integrated update to their email account. This spam campaign promotes a phishing site targeting email account log-in credentials. This spam email states that the rec
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After examining this "Important Account Update" email, we determined that it is spam. The message claims that the email session has expired and instructs the recipient to sign in again. The goal of this spam campaign is to lure recipients into revealing their account log-in credentials to a phishi
LockBeast is ransomware that we discovered during our routine examination of malware samples uploaded to VirusTotal. Our analysis shows that LockBeast encrypts data, appends the victim's ID and ".lockbeast" extension to files, and provides a ransom note ("README.TXT"). Here is an illustration of
We have examined the email and found it is a deceptive message disguised as a Social Security account update notification. It contains a link designed to download an installer that security vendors flag as malicious. Falling for this scam can cause security and privacy issues. This scam em
Ermac 3.0 is Android malware targeting over 700 financial, shopping, and cryptocurrency applications. It is distributed using a Malware-as-a-Service model. It can cause issues like identity theft and financial loss. If the malware is detected on a device, it should be eliminated immediately.
While investigating suspicious sites, our research team found this fake "Littleguy" airdrop. Instead of distributing this coin, the scam aims to trick users into exposing their digital wallets to a cryptocurrency drainer. It must be emphasized that this fraudulent airdrop is not associated with an
Our inspection of this "Expiration Notification" email revealed that it is spam. This message claims that the recipient's email account password will expire in 24 hours. The risk of failing to update the log-in credentials is the permanent deactivation of the account. The goal of this phishing mai