Our discovery of Heda occurred during an analysis of malware samples submitted to VirusTotal. We found that Heda is ransomware that encrypts files on infected computers. Also, it modifies filenames, changes the desktop wallpaper, and generates a text file (a ransom note named "#HowToRecover.txt").
We have inspected rockytrails[.]top and noticed that this page uses a deceptive technique to obtain permission to send notifications to users. Once allowed, it shows misleading notifications (e.g., fake alerts). Therefore, users should avoid visiting rockytrails[.]top and consenting to receive its
Our examination of the Civia App has shown that it is a questionable application with not clear purpose. We also discovered that the installer distributing Civia App is flagged as malicious by multiple security vendors and it may contain other unwanted, potentially malicious applications.
We have inspected this email and learned that it is a fake letter from a hacker claiming that the recipient's computer has been hacked and infected, and "intriguing" material has been obtained. The purpose of the scammer behind this email is to extract money from unsuspecting recipients. This emai
PureStealer is information-stealing malware that targets Windows users. The cyber criminals running this campaign are specifically targeting Ukrainian military recruits. It is known that they also deploy Android malware. The attackers use PureStealer to harvest data stored in their victims' web br
Our team has inspected denaliview[.]top and learned that the purpose of this site is to obtain permission to deliver notifications to visitors. Once visited, denaliview[.]top presents misleading content to lure visitors. Therefore, it is highly advisable to avoid visiting this page and not permit
Our inspection of toqutor[.]com has revealed that the purpose of this web page is to lure visitors into agreeing to receive its notifications. This deceptive site uses clickbait to achieve this goal. Users should never allow pages like toqutor[.]com to show notifications and close them if encounte
We have examined the site (blockchainverified.vercel[.]app) and discovered that it promotes a fake cryptocurrency giveaway (airdrop). Our discovery of this fraudulent page occurred during the analysis of a deceptive email. Users should avoid visiting blockchainverified.vercel[.]app and similar sit
Our inspection of the email has shown that it is fraudulent. Scammers created it to trick recipients into sending them money and (or) personal information. It is disguised as a letter regarding a cargo and includes a financial offer. Whoever receives this email should ignore it to avoid financial
Our examination of the email has revealed that it is a phishing email. It is disguised as a letter regarding a shared folder and designed to lure recipients into opening a deceptive page (through the provided link) and entering personal information. Recipients should be careful when encountering s