After reading this "Office Server" email, we determined that it is spam. This fake message is presented as a password expiration notice. The goal of this campaign is to trick recipients into providing their email account log-in credentials to a phishing website. The spam email with the sub
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This "$RUNE Loot Crate Claims" scam (runiverse[.]claims; could be hosted elsewhere) is a cryptocurrency drainer. It lures users with the promise of a chance to receive RUNE tokens. This scheme does not distribute any digital assets – instead, it steals them by siphoning the funds from exposed cryp
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Our researchers discovered the InstantQuest browser hijacker in a rogue installer promoted by a scam page, the latter was found during a routine investigation of untrustworthy websites. This extension modifies browser settings to promote (via redirects) the finditfasts.com fake search engine. It
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