"xAI Token Launch" is a scam that targets cryptocurrency. It lures users with a presale event of a new token that integrates blockchain and AI. The scam tricks users into "purchasing" the token – thus tricking them into transferring their funds to scammers for no gain. IMPORTANT NOTE: We do
Our team has examined proposal-axiefinite[.]net and discovered that it poses as the original Axie Infinity website (axieinfinity.com). This fraudulent page lures potential victims with an offer to receive free tokens. Its ultimate goal is to steal cryptocurrency from unsuspecting individuals.
We have inspected FastLock and concluded that it is ransomware. Our discovery of this ransomware occurred while examining malware samples uploaded to VirusTotal. The purpose of FastLock is to encrypt files. It also appends its extension (".FAST") to filenames and creates a ransom note ("Fast-Instr
Our analysis shows that it is a fake website (votes-facy[.]com) designed to trick visitors into believing that they can receive cryptocurrency for free. However, the real purpose of this scam site is to steal cryptocurrency from victims by draining (emptying) their crypto wallets. Thus, this scam
Our team has examined the email and concluded that it is a phishing email posing as a notification from Zoho Mail regarding a merger upgrade. It is crafted to appear legitimate and trick recipients into entering personal information on a deceptive website. Recipients should not trust this email an
We have inspected the site proposals-redstones[.]com and determined that it promotes a fake cryptocurrency allocation. It mimics the original RedStone website (redstone.finance) to trick visitors into connecting their wallets. The scammers behind this fraudulent page aim to drain victims' wallets.
While browsing untrustworthy sites, our research team discovered the unsfeths[.]com rogue webpage. It operates by promoting browser notifications spam and redirecting users to other (likely unreliable/hazardous) websites. Most visitors to unsfeths[.]com and analogous pages access them through redi
Preeffilm.co[.]in is a rogue webpage discovered by our researchers during a routine inspection of suspicious sites. Upon examination, we learned that it promotes browser notification spam and generates redirects to different (likely dubious/harmful) websites. Pages like preeffilm.co[.]in are most
Our examination of this "Webmail Server Alert" email revealed that it is spam. This message claims that multiple emails are pending due to a lack of storage space and a DNS error. The spam campaign aims to trick recipients into revealing their email account log-in credentials to a phishing website
Our researchers discovered this fake "Zora Vote Rewards" page during a routine inspection of dubious websites. It promises rewards to ZORA token holders who vote on the upcoming rewards date. It must be emphasized that this scam is not associated with the actual Zora network. IMPORTANT NOTE: