"Zircuit Airdrop" is a scam that we discovered on zircuit.web3-claims[.]click (could be hosted elsewhere). The scheme is presented as a cryptocurrency airdrop. However, this giveaway is fake, and regardless of any potential similarities – it is not associated with existing platforms or entities. T
While browsing dubious websites, our researchers discovered this fake "$MSTR Token Distribution" page (claim-mstr2100[.]net; note that the scam could be hosted elsewhere). The scheme is supposedly distributing the Monsterra (MSTR) tokens. This hoax giveaway functions as a cryptocurrency drainer.
During our inspection of loaduberdevelopedthe-file[.]top, we learned that this website is created for one purpose: to lure visitors into agreeing to receive its notifications. Loaduberdevelopedthe-file[.]top uses clickbait to achieve this. Users should never trust pages like loaduberdevelopedthe-f
We have inspected cascaderange[.]top and found that the purpose of this website is to obtain permission to show notifications. This page uses a technique known as clickbait to trick visitors into granting it that permission. Users should avoid visiting cascaderange[.]top and similar websites.
Potterfun.com is the address of a website classed as a fake search engine. Unlike most of its kind, this page can provide search results – although they are inaccurate. Typically, fraudulent search engines are promoted by browser hijackers. We discovered potterfun.com through redirects caused by
In our examination of the page (claims-etuktuk.pages[.]dev), we discovered that it is a scam site masquerading as the official eTukTuk website, etuktuk[.]io. Scammers use this fraudulent page to steal cryptocurrency from unsuspecting users. Therefore, it is untrustworthy and should be avoided.
During our investigation of darioleweb[.]com, we found that the site attempts to entice visitors to accept its notifications. It employs a clickbait tactic to achieve this. It is important to note that users typically do not intentionally visit sites like darioleweb[.]com. If you come across such
After reviewing this "AMERICAN EXPRESS card has been temporarily flagged" email, we determined that it is fake. This spam campaign aims to steal recipients' bank accounts by claiming that their cards have been locked due to security reasons. It must be emphasized that the information in the email
While examininig cramlexad[.]com, we discovered that it aims to lure visitors into agreeing to receive its notifications. This page uses clickbait to achieve its goal. It is worth noting that users rarely visit sites like cramlexad[.]com on purpose. If encountered, web pages of this type should be
During our analysis of the page (allocation.thetasnetworks[.]net), we found that it is a scam web page imitating the official Theta Network site, thetatoken[.]org. Scammers use the fraudulent page to steal cryptocurrency from unsuspecting individuals. Thus, it should not be trusted and should be a