Our team has analyzed allemit[.]org and discovered that it is a deceptive website that uses clickbait to lure visitors into granting it permission to show notifications. Usually, users land on such pages inadvertently. If encountered, allemit[.]org should be closed and never allowed to send notifi
Our inspection of seviraaa[.]top has shown that the purpose of this website is to receive permission to send notifications. It is normal for web pages to request this permission. However, seviraaa[.]top displays deceptive content to trick visitors into permitting it to send its notifications. Thus
We have examined the email and found that it is a phishing attempt posing as a notification regarding a user verification process. Scammers use this email to extract personal information from unsuspecting recipients through a fake web page. Recipients should ignore this email to avoid potential ri
Our examination of unsealator[.]com has uncovered that it can deliver unreliable notifications (if allowed) that can lead users to untrustworthy websites. Thus, users should not agree to receive notifications from unsealator[.]com and avoid visiting web pages of this kind. Unsealator[.]com
Mnadslifes[.]club is the address of a rogue webpage discovered by our researchers during a routine investigation of untrustworthy sites. After inspecting this page, we learned that it promotes browser notification spam and generates redirects to different (likely dubious/malicious) websites. Most
"Claim EIGEN" is a scam promoted on claims-eigenfoundations[.]xyz (but it could be hosted on other domains). The scheme is supposedly distributing EIGEN tokens – instead, it functions as a cryptocurrency drainer. Essentially, the scam steals digital assets from victims' cryptowallets. It must be
Upon examination, we determined that the "Unusual Activities In Your Account" email is spam. The letter reports on unrecognized activity detected on the recipient's email account. Updating its information (password) is critical to avoid the account being disconnected from the server. This mail aim
Our researchers discovered a page running "$FATTY Presale" while inspecting deceptive websites. After examining this presale event, we determined that it is fake. This scam was promoted on fatty-claim.pages[.]dev, but it could also be hosted elsewhere. The fraudulent "$FATTY Presale" operates as
We have examined bidrdtrck[.]com and discovered that the main goal of this web page is to trick visitors into allowing it to show notifications. Like most websites of this type, bidrdtrck[.]com uses clickbait to deceive visitors. It is advisable not to agree to receive notifications from sites lik
We have analyzed this email and found that its purpose is to extract personal information from recipients. This fraudulent letter is disguised as a notification from an email service provider and contains a misleading link. Emails of this type are called phishing emails. Recipients should ignore t