Herodotus is Android malware that takes over devices and tries to imitate real human actions to evade behaviour-based security checks. It has already been used in attacks in Italy and Brazil, and a Malware-as-a-Service model has already been announced. There are indications that the malware may ha
Our team has concluded that news-fezome[.]com is an untrustworthy web page. Once visited, it displays deceptive content to trick visitors into consenting to receive notifications. Those notifications can expose users to scams and other threats. Thus, news-fezome[.]com should be avoided. Ne
Our review of apro-iivechecker[.]com shows that it mimics the original APRO site (apro.com). The site's operators aim to steal cryptocurrency by deceiving visitors into enabling a malicious tool that can empty their crypto wallets. Thus, it is highly advisable to avoid websites like this one.
We have determined that news-favolo[.]cc is one of the numerous misleading web pages created to deceive visitors into accepting their notifications. If permission is granted, news-favolo[.]cc can send notifications containing deceptive messages designed to trick users into interacting with them.
Our analysis of the website (so-promotion[.]org) has revealed that it impersonates the official Solana site (solana.com). The operators of this fake site are attempting to steal cryptocurrency. Their goal is to deceive visitors into activating a malicious tool that can drain funds from their crypt
We have examined the website (megaethlabs[.]top) and discovered that it mimics the original MegaETH site (megaeth.com). The scammers behind the fake website aim to steal cryptocurrency. They aim to trick visitors into unknowingly launching a malicious tool that can empty crypto wallets. IMPO
While investigating untrustworthy sites, our research team discovered this "MegaETH Sale" scam. This page masquerades as the MegaETH website and lures potential victims with the promise of a sale. The goal of this scam is to trick users into exposing their digital wallets to a cryptocurrency drain
After inspecting this "System Update" email, we determined that it is fake. This spam message urges the recipient to update their email version. The purpose of this email is to lure users into disclosing their email account log-in credentials to a phishing website. The spam email with the
"ZERA Distribution" is a scam that impersonates Zera Labs' official website. The impersonator page states that eligible users can claim rewards. The purpose of this scam is to deceive victims into exposing their cryptowallets to a cryptocurrency drainer. IMPORTANT NOTE: We do not review cryp
Our team has inspected the email and found that it encourages recipients to check a fake "service update review". It contains a link to a deceptive website created to extract personal information. Falling for this scam can result in account hijacking and (or) other issues. Thus, it should be ignor