Our researchers discovered this fake "Griffain" site during a routine investigation. It impersonates the Griffain platform and operates as a cryptocurrency drainer. Essentially, victims' digital assets are transferred to scammer-owned wallets. IMPORTANT NOTE: We do not review crypto projects
While browsing dubious websites, our research team discovered the fake "EtherLens Rewards" page. It operates as a cryptocurrency drainer and lures victims into exposing their digital wallets by promising Ethereum (ETH) cryptocurrency rewards. IMPORTANT NOTE: We do not review crypto projects,
Our review of the email has shown that it is a sextortion scam. The scammers behind it claim that they have accessed the recipient's devices and threaten to release explicit videos unless a ransom is paid. All claims in this scam email are not true. Whoever receives this email should ignore it.
Our team has discovered a fake Photon website (speedtrade[.]icu) designed to steal cryptocurrency from unsuspecting individuals. Scammers can steal crypto by tricking users into connecting their wallets. If this website is visited, it should be closed and never opened again. Falling for this scam
Our review of the "Urgent Action Required" email revealed that it is spam. It urges the recipient to upgrade their mailbox to retrieve pending messages. The purpose of this phishing campaign is to deceive users into revealing their email account log-in credentials. The spam email with the
After examining this "Mailbox Storage Limit Exceeded" email, we determined that it is spam. This message alerts the recipient that their email account storage limit has been reached. The goal of this fake email is to trick victims into disclosing their account log-in credentials to a phishing webs
We have inspected the website (claim-tectum[.]org) and found that it is a fraudulent copy of the original Tectum site, tectum.io. The fraudulent page copies the original's appearance to trick users into wallet access. Falling for this scam can result in significant monetary loss. Thus, this websit
We have analysed the email and found that it poses as a message regarding an annual performance review. It is a phishing email that contains a link to a deceptive page designed to steal information from unsuspecting recipients. Falling for this scam can result in account takeover and other issues.
During our inspection, we identified this message as a phishing email. It mentions a contract quote to appear important and trick recipients into opening the provided link. The purpose of this scam email is to extract personal information. Victims of this scam may have their accounts stolen and en
We have reviewed the email and concluded that it is a scam. This message claims that it contains a payment document and encourages the recipient to view it. The goal is to trick the recipient into opening the provided link and sharing sensitive information. Doing so can result in account hijacking