Secdojo is ransomware, a type of malware that encrypts files. It also renames files (by appending the ".secdojo" extension). For instance, it changes "1.jpg" to "1.jpg.secdojo" and "2.png" to "2.png.secdojo". Additionally, Secdojo creates the "index.html" file containing a ransom note. Screens
Tyson is ransomware (based on Chaos ransomware) that we discovered during an analysis of malware samples submitted to VirusTotal. Once infiltrated, Tyson encrypts files, appends its extension (".tyson") to filenames, and drops a ransom note ("DECRYPTION INSTRUCTIONS.txt"). For instance, it renames
Our examination of etyrthonrong[.]info has shown that the site employs a deceptive tactic (known as clickbait) to lure visitors into granting it permission to send notifications to their devices. Usually, when a site like etyrthonrong[.]info has permission to show notifications, it bombards users
ProSearch is a browser hijacker discovered during a routine investigative session. When inspecting a Torrenting website that uses rogue advertising networks, our researchers were redirected to a scam page using adult-oriented and video game themed lures. The webpage promoted a malicious installer
After inspecting the "EFT Payment Overview" email, we determined that it is spam. It is presented as a notification concerning a payment. This spam message aims to deceive recipients into providing their email account log-in credentials to a phishing file. The spam email with the subject "
We have reviewed this email and determined it to be a scam disguised as a notice regarding funds that can be released to the recipient. Typically, the goal of scammers behind such schemes is to obtain personal information or extract money from unsuspecting recipients. Emails of this type should be
Our researchers discovered the gamadd[.]com rogue page while browsing suspicious sites. Upon inspection, we determined that gamadd[.]com promotes spam browser notifications and redirects users to different (likely unreliable/dangerous) websites. Most visitors to webpages like gamadd[.]com enter t
After inspecting the "Error Updating The Mail Server" email, we determined that it is spam. The fake letter instructs recipients to manually update their mailbox to avoid service interruptions. This spam mail promotes a phishing website that targets email account log-in credentials (passwords).
During our inspection, we found that heigasic[.]com is not a trustworthy website that uses clickbait to receive permission to show notifications. If allowed, heigasic[.]com can display deceptive notifications. Therefore, users should avoid visiting heigasic[.]com and similar web pages. Hei
While investigating dubious websites, our researchers discovered the gadsfamily[.]com rogue page. It operates by promoting browser notification spam and generating redirects to other (likely untrustworthy/malicious) sites. Users primarily access gadsfamily[.]com and similar webpages via redirects