The SugarGh0st malware is a Remote Access Trojan (RAT). It establishes remote access and control over infected machines. It is highly likely that SugarGh0st is based on the Gh0st RAT. This malicious program has been observed being utilized in multiple campaigns, possibly starting as early as Augu
The Grand Explorer app is marketed as a tool that enables users to securely contribute their computer's idle time to perform complex calculations and problem-solving tasks. According to its description, the app operates exclusively during periods of computer inactivity and has no impact on perform
Reinquire is a rogue application that operates as advertising-supported software (adware). It is part of the Pirrit adware family. The Reinquire app is designed to run intrusive advertisement campaigns, and it may have additional harmful capabilities. Adware is designed to display third-
"Malwarebytes - Your PC Is Infected With 5 Viruses!" is a scam that our researchers discovered while investigating rogue webpages. It displays a fake system scan that finds multiple viruses on users' systems. However, no website can detect threats on visitors' devices, and this is not an exceptio
After a thorough examination, it has been determined that unknownfundamentals[.]com is an unreliable website intentionally presenting misleading content. Additionally, unknownfundamentals[.]com requests permission to send notifications. Therefore, users are advised to steer clear of visiting unkno
After a comprehensive examination, it is evident that the email in question is a deceptive communication crafted by scammers. They intend to deceive recipients into accessing a counterfeit website and divulging personal information. Such deceptive emails fall under the category of phishing attempt
Upon inspection, we found that Platyhelminthes is an unreliable browser extension distributed via a malicious installer. Platyhelminthes can access various information, manage extensions and themes within a browser, and activate the "Managed by your organization" feature (in Chrome and Edge browse
Following an examination, it has been determined that this email is a fraudulent attempt to deceive users by falsely claiming that their computers are infected with ransomware and their files have been encrypted. The scammers orchestrating this scam endeavor to entice recipients into making a rans
Following an examination, it has come to light that Cucullate displays intrusive advertisements to its users. Such software falls under the category of adware. Users frequently unintentionally download and install applications like Cucullate because of the deceptive techniques employed in their
Our researchers found the "WARNING!(1)" scam during a routine inspection of suspicious websites. This scheme uses scare tactics to create an impression that the site visitor's device is at great risk of a system infection. Therefore, they are urged to renew their anti-virus software. The "