Fantasy Hub is a Remote Access Trojan (RAT) targeting Android devices. The malware is sold as Malware-as-a-Service and is capable of controlling infected devices, exfiltrating messages, contacts, and media, and intercepting or manipulating incoming notifications. Fantasy Hub should be removed from
Our team has checked antombly.co[.]in and found that it uses a misleading technique (known as clickbait) to trick visitors into granting it permission to send notifications. If the site obtains this permission, it can show fake warnings and other deceptive messages to promote other unsafe pages.
Our inspection has revealed that SpaceSix is an unwanted application, as it has been flagged as malicious by multiple security vendors. Also, the app has no clear functionality. Installing SpaceSix on devices can lead to privacy and security risks. Thus, users are advised to avoid this and similar
During an examination of malware samples uploaded to VirusTotal, we discovered Phantom, a ransomware developed using an open-source ransomware project known as Hidden Tear. Once executed, Phantom encrypts files and appends its extension (".Phantom") to files. For instance, it renames "1.jpg" to "1
Our analysis has revealed that this website (gigglepartners[.]xyz) is a copy of the GiggleFund web page (giggletoken.com). The purpose of this fake page is to steal cryptocurrency from victims. Like most scams of this type, it offers free cryptocurrency as a lure. Users should avoid interacting wi
While browsing dubious websites, our research team found the SecurePass PUA (Potentially Unwanted Application). It is presented as a tool capable of creating secure passwords and checking their strength. Unwanted apps are distributed using questionable or downright deceptive methods, and they ofte
LeakMonitorLive is a Potentially Unwanted Application (PUA) that claims to verify whether an email address has been compromised in a data breach. Software within this classification is distributed using dubious and deceptive methods. In many cases, PUAs have harmful capabilities and are considered
Our research team found the "Security Checkup In Progress" scam during a routine inspection of dubious websites. It claims that the user's device is infected and urges them to address the detected issues. Typically, scams of this kind are used to promote software. Upon accessing a site run
While investigating suspicious sites, our researchers discovered the CallGuard PUA (Potentially Unwanted Application). This app claims to protect users from unwanted calls by aiding with unknown number identification. Software can fall into the PUA classification due to the dubious methods used fo
Our team reviewed Easy2Convert and determined that it is an unwanted application. While it claims to quickly convert files to PDF, multiple security vendors flag it (and its installer) as malicious. Because of this, we suspect it may perform harmful activities on users’ systems. Overall, Easy2Conv