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What is the ompanied[.]top website?

Ompanied[.]top is a rogue site sharing many similarities with freevideos24h.com, hey-brazil.net, blackflightfind.tw, and thousands of others. This page presents visitors with dubious material and/or redirects them to untrustworthy or malicious websites.

Typically, rogue sites are accessed unintentionally - via redirects caused by intrusive adverts or installed PUAs (Potentially Unwanted Applications). These apps can infiltrate systems without user permission, and subsequently force-open various webpages, run intrusive advertisement campaigns, and collect browsing-related information.

   
Ourdadaikri.com Ads

What is ourdadaikri[.]com?

Ourdadaikri[.]com is one of the many websites designed to promote various potentially malicious pages and display deceptive content. It is strongly recommended not to trust ourdadaikri[.]com and other similar pages (e.g., freevideos24h[.]com, hey-brazil[.]net, ersfeeiling[.]fun).

Usually, users open such pages unintentionally, for example, by clicking untrustworthy advertisements or visiting other dubious websites, or browsers open them when they have some potentially unwanted application (PUA) installed on them.

It is noteworthy that those apps are called potentially unwanted because most of them get downloaded and installed unknowingly.

   
AccessibleSearchEngine Browser Hijacker (Mac)

What is AccessibleSearchEngine?

Usually, browsers are considered hijacked after the installation of a potentially unwanted application (PUA) designed to change their settings. A browser hijacker is a type of PUA that modifies settings to promote a fake search engine (its address).

AccessibleSearchEngine is designed to promote the search.operativeeng.com address. Another issue with most browser hijackers is that they can access browsing-related information.

In some cases, they can access sensitive details. In one way or another, it is strongly recommended not to have any browser hijacker installed on a browser (or the operating system) or use a fake search engine. It is noteworthy that the AccessibleSearchEngine app adds the "Managed by your organization feature" to hijacked Chrome browsers.

   
Freevideos24h.com Ads

What is freevideos24h[.]com?

Freevideos24h[.]com is a rogue site that shares many similarities with hey-brazil.net, ersfeeiling.fun, applydatinghere.com, and countless others. It operates by redirecting visitors to unreliable/malicious websites and/or loading dubious content.

Users tend to enter such websites unintentionally; most get redirected to them by intrusive advertisements or installed PUAs (Potentially Unwanted Applications). These apps do not require explicit user consent to be installed onto systems.

PUAs can have heinous abilities, including - causing redirects, running intrusive advert campaigns, and collecting browsing-related information.

   
Hey-brazil.net Ads

What is hey-brazil[.]net?

Hey-brazil[.]net is a website designed to load deceptive content and promote various untrustworthy websites. It is important to mention that users do not visit pages like hey-brazil[.]net intentionally.

More precisely, these pages get opened when users click some shady advertisements, visit other pages of this kind, or those pages get opened by installed potentially unwanted applications (PUAs). It is strongly recommended not to trust sites like hey-brazil[.]net and make sure that there are no PUAs installed on a browser or the operating system that may be responsible for opening them.

   
Ersfeeiling.fun Ads

What is ersfeeiling[.]fun?

Similar to applydatinghere.com, blackflightfind.tw, ouropiniio.fun, bennyaflickgotit.ga, and thousands of others, ersfeeiling[.]fun is an untrustworthy website. It is designed to deliver questionable material and/or redirect visitors to unreliable and possibly malicious pages.

Sites of this type are seldom accessed intentionally; most users get redirected to them by intrusive adverts or installed PUAs (Potentially Unwanted Applications). This software can stealthily infiltrate systems; hence, users may be unaware of its presence.

PUAs operate by causing redirects, running intrusive advertisement campaigns, and collecting information relating to browsing activity.

   
System Administrator Quota Update Email Scam

What is the "System Administrator Quota Update" scam email?

"System Administrator Quota Update" is the name of yet another phishing spam campaign. This term defines a mass-scale operation during which thousands of deceptive emails are sent.

The letters distributed through this campaign - claim that recipients' email inboxes have reached their storage limit and will not be able to receive/send messages. The goal of this spam mail is to promote a phishing website that is disguised as an email account sign-in page.

Sites of this type are designed to record information entered into them; in this case - account log-in credentials (i.e., email addresses and passwords). Hence, by trusting these scam emails, users can have their mail accounts stolen by scammers.

   
Lohodf Ransomware

What is Lohodf?

In most cases, ransomware victims cannot access their files because they are encrypted. Also, they are provided with instructions on how to contact the attackers about the decryption and some other details.

It is common that malware of this type both encrypts and renames files (appends its extension to their filenames). Lohodf appends ".8329892832982983982" as the file extension.

For example, it renames a file named "1.jpg" to "1.jpg.8329892832982983982", "2.jpg" to "2.jpg.8329892832982983982", and so on. This ransomware displays a pop-up window and creates the "КАК РАСШИФРОВАТЬ ФАЙЛЫ.txt" text file as its ransom notes.

Lohodf creates this text file in all folders that contain encrypted files. This ransomware variant belongs to the Xorist ransomware family.

   
ExtendedField Adware (Mac)

What is ExtendedField?

ExtendedField is a piece of rogue software. It is classified as adware and has browser hijacker traits. ExtendedField operates by delivering intrusive advertisement campaigns and modifying browser settings to promote fake search engines.

Since most users download/install ExtendedField unintentionally, it is also categorized as a PUA (Potentially Unwanted Application). Additionally, apps within this category (adware and browser hijackers included) typically collect browsing-related and other sensitive information.

It is noteworthy that ExtendedField has been observed being distributed via fake Adobe Flash Player updates. Illegitimate software updaters/installers are notorious for proliferating PUAs and even malware (e.g., trojans, ransomware, etc.).

   
Mobile Survey Reward Scam

What is "Mobile Survey Reward"?

"Mobile Survey Reward" is the name of a scam run on various untrustworthy webpages. This scheme states that for completing a short questionnaire - users will receive a prize.

It must be emphasized that all of the claims made by the scam are false, and users will not receive any rewards. The "Mobile Survey Reward" scheme aims to endorse various deceptive and malicious sites.

This scam has been noted being promoted via fake T-Mobile spam emails (letter subject/title "We Have Been Trying to Reach you [recipient's email address]"; may vary). In general, scam pages are accessed via mistyped URLs, redirects caused by intrusive ads, or they are force-opened by installed PUAs (Potentially Unwanted Applications).

   

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