Our analysis reveals that PracticalProject functions as adware because it displays unwanted ads. Moreover, several security vendors flag the app as malicious. Installing it could expose users to various online threats, including scams and malware. Therefore, it is recommended that users avoid in
Our team has examined the email and discovered that it is a fake notification supposedly sent by Capital One, a legitimate bank holding company. It is designed to deceive unsuspecting recipients into opening a fake website and revealing personal information. This email should be ignored. T
In our analysis, we discovered that InteropSearch operates as adware (generates intrusive advertisements) and is flagged as malicious by a number of security vendors. Its installation can expose users to scams and potential malware infiltration. Thus, it is advisable to avoid installing InteropS
Fugerston.co[.]in is a rogue website that promotes browser notification spam and redirects visitors to different (likely dubious/malicious) sites. Most users access such pages via redirects caused by websites that employ rogue advertising networks. Our research team discovered fugerston.co[.]in t
Our research team discovered ConnectedApp while browsing file submissions to VirusTotal. After our examination, we determined that this application is advertising-supported software (adware). We also found that ConnectedApp is part of the AdLoad malware family. Typically, adware operates
Upon inspection, we determined that the "Funds Disbursed By Presidential Administration" email is spam. This fraudulent mail claims that the recipient has been awarded one million USD from the USAID fund disbursement. It must be emphasized that this scam email is in no way associated with any pub
Quick-hp.com is a fake search engine. Websites of this kind usually cannot provide search results, so they tend to redirect to legitimate search engines. Additionally, fraudulent search engines may collect information about their visitors. Sites like quick-hp.com are typically promoted by browser
SparkCat is a cross-platform malware targeting iPhones and Android devices. This malicious software has been around since at least the spring of 2024. It aims to steal cryptocurrency wallet keys by leveraging OCR functionality. SparkCat has been spread through official and third-party app stores.
Our inspection of the "Account Is Due For Update" email revealed that it is spam. We determined that this message is a phishing scam targeting recipients' accounts through an attachment that imitates an email sign-in page. This spam email states that the recipient's email account is due an
Our team has analyzed cabitauthiocine[.]com and found that this is a misleading web page created to trick visitors into accepting its notifications. If this permission is granted to cabitauthiocine[.]com, the site can send fake warnings and other deceptive notifications. Therefore, cabitauthiocine