Lord Bomani is ransomware belonging to the GlobeImposter family. Our team discovered this ransomware while analyzing samples submitted to VirusTotal. In our examination, we found that Lord Bomani encrypts files, appends developer's email address (Bomani@Email.CoM) to filenames, and creates a ranso
During our examination of newsfeedmail[.]club, we discovered that this is an unreliable page that uses clickbait. The purpose of newsfeedmail[.]club is to lure unsuspecting visitors into permitting it to show notifications. Therefore, newsfeedmail[.]club and similar web pages should be avoided.
During our examination of us-av-defender[.]com, we found it to be a deceptive website designed to trick visitors into agreeing to receive its notifications. This site presents misleading content to achieve its purpose. Therefore, it is strongly recommended for users to avoid visiting pages like us
Our analysis of the page (many-ice-huge.on-fleek[.]app) has revealed that it is a scam website mimicking the original site (elixir[.]xyz). Scammers behind the fake page aim to trick individuals into believing they can "earn potions" through the site. Their ultimate goal is to steal cryptocurrency
N2major[.]com is a rogue page discovered by our researchers during a routine inspection of untrustworthy websites. Following our examination, we determined that this webpage promotes browser notification spam and redirects users to other (likely unreliable/dangerous) sites. The majority of visito
Our researchers found the moadworld[.]com rogue page while investigating dubious websites. After examining this webpage, we learned that it promotes browser notification spam and redirects visitors to other (likely unreliable/hazardous) sites. Users mainly access pages like moadworld[.]com via red
"Webmail - Confirm Domain Ownership" is a spam email that promotes a phishing scam. This fake letter warns that unless the recipient confirms their domain ownership, it will be deactivated. The purpose of this mail is to deceive users into disclosing their email account log-in credentials.
"Claim Taiko Token" is a scam that impersonates Taiko (taiko.xyz). The fake webpage is supposedly running a token giveaway, and when users try to participate – they expose their cryptowallets to a cryptocurrency drainer. It must be stressed that this scam is not associated with Taiko or any other
SSLoad is a loader-type malware. Software categorized as such is designed to download/install additional malicious programs or components onto compromised machines. Additionally, SSLoad is able to acquire base device data. This malware has been around since at least the spring of 2024. The varied
Our team has inspected this warning and found that it is a typical technical support scam where users are urged to call a fake number. Usually, scams of this type use fear and urgency to trick unsuspecting individuals. Websites displaying messages like those on this scam site should be ignored a