Our researchers found the AssistiveMaster application while inspecting file submissions to VirusTotal. This rogue app is advertising-supported software (adware). AssistiveMaster belongs to the AdLoad malware family. Adware is designed to generate revenue through advertising. In most case
Our analysis of FunctionBalance revealed that it functions as adware (unwanted software designed to display intrusive advertisements). Security vendors have also flagged it as malicious, suggesting that its ads could direct users to unreliable websites. Therefore, it is strongly advisable to avo
During our analysis of DefaultCommand, we identified it as adware — unwanted software that displays intrusive ads. Security vendors also classify DefaultCommand as malicious, indicating that its advertisements may lead to harmful or deceptive content. For this reason, users are strongly advised
During our inspection of BrowserFormula, we discovered that it is adware, a type of unwanted software that displays annoying advertisements. We also found that security vendors flag BrowserFormula as malicious, meaning its ads may be used to promote malicious content. Thus, users should avoid in
Our research team discovered the productmaniacsssmm[.]org rogue webpage while investigating untrustworthy sites. It endorses deceptive content and browser notification spam. Additionally, this page can redirect users elsewhere (likely dubious/dangerous websites). Most visitors to productmaniacsss
Our research team found the AccessCoordinator rogue application while inspecting new file submissions to the VirusTotal website. After investigating this app, we learned that it is advertising-supported software (adware) belonging to the AdLoad malware family. In most instances, adware o
BrowserVenom is a piece of malicious software that operates as proxyware. It manipulates users' network traffic and gathers vulnerable information. BrowserVenom was proliferated under the guise of DeepSeek. Evidence found within the infrastructure promoting the fake app suggests that it was creat
Our researchers found this fake "Bitcoin Pepe Presale" while investigating suspicious social media posts. The scam page claims that users can buy Bitcoin Pepe (BPEP) coins at a reduced price. The goal is to deceive victims into exposing their digital wallets to a crypto drainer. IMPORTANT NO
We have analyzed the page (tradingbotcrypto[.]com) and discovered that its purpose is to trick unsuspecting visitors into executing a malicious tool designed to steal their cryptocurrency. Typically, websites like this one offer rewards or other benefits to lure users. It is important to be carefu
During our analysis of the site (wwdc25[.]com), we found that it is a scam website posing as the official Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) website. This fraudulent site promotes a fake cryptocurrency giveaway. Scammers behind this scheme seek to steal cryptocurrency from victims. App