Our research team discovered this fake "Vultisig ($VULT)" airdrop during a routine investigation. This webpage masquerades as Vultisig's official website, but bears no actual association. The purpose of this scam is to deceive users into exposing their digital wallets to a cryptocurrency drainer.
While browsing untrustworthy websites, our researchers found this fake "$COMMON" airdrop. The scam impersonates the official website of the Common Protocol and operates as a cryptocurrency drainer. Victims of this scam lose digital assets. IMPORTANT NOTE: We do not review crypto projects, pl
During our inspection, we found that this is a scam website (asterdex.com-stake.id) imitating the original Aster page (asterdex.com). On the fake website, visitors are offered to receive "rewards". However, this promotion is fraudulent, and victims of this scam can lose their cryptocurrency.
Cryptospannet[.]com is a rogue webpage discovered by our researchers during a routine inspection of untrustworthy sites. After examining this page, we learned that it endorses browser notification spam and redirects users to other (likely unreliable/dangerous) websites. Most visitors to cryptospa
Our analysis shows that evaaprotocol-live[.]xyz promotes a fake cryptocurrency airdrop. It mimics the original EVAA site (evaa.finance) to appear legitimate. The purpose of the fraudulent page is to deceive visitors into connecting their wallets. Victims of this scam can have their wallets drained
We have inspected the website (signup-stable[.]xyz) and determined that it is a scam. It imitates the original Stable site (stable.xyz) to trick visitors into participating in a fake giveaway (airdrop). Victims of this scam can lose their cryptocurrency. Thus, it is important to avoid this scam pa
Our analysis shows that unrothor[.]com is an untrustworthy site designed to trick visitors into allowing it to send notifications. If permission is given, unrothor[.]com can send misleading alerts, fake offers, and similar notifications that may lead users to malicious sites. Thus, this web page s
We have inspected the email and determined that it is a scam. The scammer behind this email poses as Donald Trump and aims to trick recipients into believing that they can receive compensation. Usually, scams like this one are intended to steal money and (or) personal information from unsuspecting
Our analysis shows that this is a phishing email posing as a final notice regarding account verification. The email provides a misleading link to a fake page crafted to steal personal information. Overall, it is a scam email and should be ignored if it is ever received. This phishing email
Our inspection of this "Office 365 Password Reset Request" email revealed that it is fake. This spam message is presented as password reset assistance. The purpose of this phishing mail is to deceive recipients into disclosing their Microsoft 365 account log-in credentials. The spam email