"Access via Seed Phrase" is a phishing scam that targets cryptocurrency wallet credentials (i.e., passphrases). Through this scheme, users can supposedly access their digital wallets (e.g., MetaMask, Trezor, Ledger, Fortmatic, etc.); however, by attempting to do so - they will inadvertently expose
L41 is a malicious program belonging to the MedusaLocker ransomware group. This malware is designed to encrypt data (render files unusable) and demand ransoms for the decryption. Compromised files are appended with the ".L41" extension. For example, a file titled "1.jpg" would appear as "1.jpg.L4
Cybercriminals behind this email attempt to trick recipients into believing that they have received an email from a nonprofit organization called Better Business Bureau (BBB) and opening a malicious attachment. The file attached to it is used to distribute Dridex banking malware. The Bette
Cent Browser is an untrustworthy browser based on the Chromium open-source project. It has been observed operating as adware, and it also promotes the internet-start.net fake search engine - which is a browser hijacker trait. Since most users install Cent Browser unintentionally, it is also classi
WebCouponSearch is a browser-hijacking application designed to promote the webcouponsearch.com address. Webcouponsearch.com is a fake search engine. WebCouponSearch promotes it by changing web browser's settings. WebCouponSearch changes the default search engine, homepage, and new tab page
ShieldBrowser is an untrustworthy browser, which is detected as adware. Software within this classification operates by running intrusive advertisement campaigns and usually has data tracking abilities. Due to the dubious methods used to distribute ShieldBrowser, it is also categorized as a PUA (P
Geqp9 is ransomware that makes files inaccessible for victims by encrypting them. Also, it renames all of the encrypted files and creates the "uKz4_HOW_TO_DECRYPT.txt" file (a ransom note). Geqp9 appends a string of random characters and the ".geqp9" extension to filenames. For example, it rename
Fileslock is a piece of malicious software classified as ransomware. It is designed to encrypt data (lock files) and demand ransoms for the decryption. Affected files are appended with a ".fileslock" extension. For example, a file like "1.jpg" would appear as "1.jpg.fileslock", etc. After this pr
Museum Explorer is advertised as an application allowing users to discover artwork and artifacts from the Met Museum. It is known that Museum Explorer has the qualities of an advertising-supported software - it generates unwanted advertisements. Also, this app is distributed in a questionable way.
Zzzz is ransomware designed to encrypt files and modify their filenames. For example, it changes the filename of a file named "1.jpg" to "1.jpg.zzzz", "sample.jpg" to "sample.jpg.zzzz". It is not possible to open encrypted files until they are decrypted. A ransom note can be found in the "HowToDec