Our team has analysed the website (allocations-osaka[.]com) and found that it offers users the opportunity to receive rewards to lure them into taking actions that can lead to the theft of their cryptocurrency. This scam page mimics the original Osaka Protocol site to appear legitimate. IMPO
We have analysed the website (app.ldo-steth[.]com) and discovered that it is a scam. This page mimics the original Lido platform (lido.fi) to trick visitors into connecting their wallets. Victims of this scam can have their cryptocurrency stolen. Thus, this fraudulent page should not be trusted an
Our research team discovered this fake "$ERA" airdrop while investigating suspicious sites. When users attempt to check their eligibility for the bogus airdrop, they expose their digital wallet to a cryptocurrency drainer. It must be stressed that, regardless of any similarities, this scam is not
While analyzing suspicious sites, our researchers discovered this fake "$REKT" airdrop. It masquerades as the official website of the REKT memecoin (rekt.com). The deceptive page entices users into exposing their digital wallets to a cryptocurrency drainer with an airdrop-themed lure. IMPORT
"$ONTO Migration & Reward" is a scam that imitates the official website of the ONTO cryptocurrency wallet (onto.app). The imitator states that users can claim rewards by migrating their tokens. This scam operates as a cryptocurrency drainer, i.e., by draining funds from exposed cryptowallets.
Our analysis of the site has revealed that it is a scam disguised as a platform for "claiming refunds" in cryptocurrency. Its purpose is to deceive visitors into taking actions that allow scammers to steal crypto holdings. This page should be ignored to avoid cryptocurrency theft. This sca
Getilitcenter[.]com is a rogue page that promotes browser notification spam and generates redirects to different (likely untrustworthy/hazardous) websites. Most visitors access such webpages via redirects produced by sites employing rogue advertising networks. Our researchers discovered getilitce
Our inspection has shown that this is a fake message regarding an "expired session" from the email service provider. Scammers behind this email seek to deceive recipients into opening a fraudulent page (a phishing site) and entering personal information. It is important to recognize such scams and
We have inspected the email and concluded that it is a deceptive notification pretending to come from Cloudflare. Its purpose is to trick recipients into entering personal information on the provided phishing website. Such scams should be ignored to avoid account hijacking or other issues.
After reading this "Server Security Upgrade" email, we determined that it is spam. The message informs the recipient that they are using an obsolete email account. It will soon become unsupported, and the recipient is urged to upgrade the account. The goal of this phishing campaign is to extract e