VoidStealer is a type of malware that steals sensitive data from browsers. It uses a technique, a debugger-based method to bypass browser protection (Application-Bound Encryption) by monitoring memory while the browser is running. This allows it to capture encryption keys without needing special p
Our team has inspected saudevic[.]com and found that it uses clickbait to get permission to show notifications. If this permission is given, saudevic[.]com delivers fake alerts and similar messages. Interacting with those notifications can direct users to unreliable websites. Overall, saudevic[.]c
Our inspection of the email indicates it was written by scammers seeking to steal personal information. Scams of this type are classified as phishing attempts. This message includes a link to a fake website designed to trick visitors into entering personal details. It should be ignored to avoid po
Our team has determined that it is a phishing email disguised as a message regarding a vendor agreement. It is designed to trick recipients into opening a fake website that instructs visitors to enter personal information. Victims of this scam may experience account hijacking and other negative co
We have examined the email and concluded that it is a scam. The message is designed to appear as a delivery notification from a legitimate company. The scammers behind it seek to trick unsuspecting recipients into transferring money through the provided deceptive page. This scam email should be ig
We have tested ValidVersion.app and found that it is adware associated with the Pirrit family, and multiple security vendors classify it as malicious. Once installed, it may display intrusive and misleading ads that can lead users to untrustworthy websites. For this reason, ValidVersion.app shou
Our analysis has revealed that Straightish.app is an advertising-supported application (from the Pirrit family) that multiple security vendors have flagged as malicious. Upon installation, it can deliver annoying and misleading advertisements used to promote questionable (and sometimes malicious
Perseus is an Android malware created using parts of previous malware (like Cerberus and Phoenix) and upgraded with new features. It lets attackers watch and control an infected device in real time. The malware includes strong protections to evade detection and analysis by security tools.
We have analysed stealthwallguard[.]com and found that it displays various deceptive messages (mainly fake alerts) and requests permission to show notifications. If permitted, stealthwallguard[.]com can bombard users with fake warnings and similar content to promote other potentially malicious web
Our analysis shows that survainalam[.]com is a misleading website designed to trick visitors into following its instructions. It attempts to get users to allow notifications, which can then be used to display deceptive alerts and warnings that redirect to other untrustworthy sites. This page is no