During our analysis of the page, we discovered that it mimicks the original site, veda[.]tech to deceive individuals. The purpose of this fraudulent web page is to lure visitors into performing steps that could result in monetary losses. Therefore, it is highly advisable to be careful when encount
Our research team found the altaipeak[.]top rogue page while browsing untrustworthy websites. After examining this webpage, we determined that it promotes browser notification spam and redirects users to different (likely unreliable/hazardous) sites. Visitors to altaipeak[.]top and similar pages
PowerRAT is a piece of malicious software categorized as a RAT (Remote Access Trojan). These trojans are designed to allow attackers remote access and control over compromised machines. RATs tend to be multi-functional and highly versatile. PowerRAT malware has been observed being proliferated vi
Our researchers found the EssentialSector rogue application while inspecting new submissions to VirusTotal. After examining this piece of software, we learned that it is adware from the AdLoad malware family. EssentialSector operates by feeding users with undesirable and possibly malicious ads.
Upon inspecting "Security Token For Business Email Is Outdated", we determined that this email is spam. It claims that the recipient risks having their business email deleted from the servers unless the security token is updated. This information is false, and the scam mail is not associated with
Our researchers discovered the "Microsoft Windows Locked Due To Unusual Activity" technical support scam while investigating suspicious websites. This scheme masquerades as Microsoft's website warning visitors of system infections. The goal is to deceive victims into calling the fake support line
Our team has analyzed this email and learned that it is deceptive. It is disguised as a notification from an organization regarding employment benefits. Scammers behind this email seek to steal personal information from recipients. Such emails are known as phishing attempts, and recipients should
FIOI is ransomware belonging to the Makop family. Our team discovered this variant during examination of samples submitted to VirusTotal. We found that FIOI encrypts files and appends the ".FIOI" extension (along with a string of random characters and an email address). Also, it changes the deskto
During our inspection of the site (sandbox-game-airdrop.pages[.]dev), we found that it is a fake website mimicking the real one (sandbox[.]game). The fraudulent page is created by scammers who seek to steal funds (cryptocurrency) from unsuspecting individuals. Therefore, it is important not to int
We have examined this email and found that it is crafted to trick recipients into believing they can receive a large sum of money for cooperation. Schemes like this one are known as inheritance scams. Typically, fraudsters behind them try to extract money and (or) personal information from unsuspe