The malware researchers in our team detected Niwm, a ransomware that falls under the Djvu family, during their analysis of samples that were submitted to VirusTotal. Ransomware is a malicious software that encrypts files, and in the case of Niwm, it appends ".niwm" extension to the original filena
After examining the Flash-Search browser extension, our team has determined that it operates as a browser hijacker. The primary aim of this program is to promote flash-search.xyz, a fake search engine. To accomplish this, Flash-Search alters the settings of the user's browser. Once added,
Upon scrutinizing the letter, we have concluded that it is a fraudulent email that has been created by scammers with the intention of tricking recipients into contacting them. The email is disguised as a communication from Microsoft and includes a fake customer support number. We strongly advise r
Our examination of GuideUnit showed that it exhibits intrusive advertisements, which is why we classified it as adware. Additionally, GuideUnit may have the ability to access sensitive information. It is important to note that users rarely download and install adware on purpose. Adware-g
During our assessment of the Nature Wallpapers application, we determined that it acts as a browser hijacker by altering certain web browser settings to promote a fake search engine (search.landscape-wallpaper.com). We came across Nature Wallpapers on a suspicious webpage. Nature Wallpaper
Cylance is the name of malicious software that operates as ransomware. Its purpose is to encrypt files (to prevent victims from accessing their data). Additionally, Cylance appends the ".Cylance" extension to filenames and creates the "CYLANCE_README.txt" file (a ransom note). Cylance targets Win
During our analysis, we identified Jycx as ransomware that employs file encryption and modifies the file names by appending the ".jycx" extension. Furthermore, it generates a ransom note, the "_readme.txt" file. Our team came across Jycx while examining various malware samples submitted to the Vir
D7k is ransomware designed to encrypt data on infected devices and append the ".D7k" extension to the filenames of all encrypted files. Additionally, D7k creates a text file named "note.txt". This file contains a ransom note. An example of how D7k renames files: it changes "1.jpg" to "1.jpg.D7k",
During our testing of PhasePure, we observed that it displays intrusive ads, leading us to categorize it as adware. Moreover, PhasePure has the capability to access sensitive information. It is noteworthy that users seldom intentionally download and install adware. Ads displayed by adwar
OpcJacker is the name of malware capable of logging keystrokes, capturing screenshots, stealing sensitive information from web browsers, loading supplementary modules, and substituting cryptocurrency addresses in the system's clipboard. OpcJacker disguises itself as legitimate software, such as cr