Keepsafetycore[.]com is a rogue website that promotes scams and spam browser notifications. This page can also redirect users to other (likely untrustworthy/malicious) sites. Our researchers discovered keepsafetycore[.]com while inspecting pages that employ rogue advertising networks. It is notew
Our research team found the LiftEffort application during a routine inspection of new submissions to VirusTotal. Our analysis of this app revealed that it operates as adware. Additionally, LiftEffort belongs to the AdLoad malware family. Advertising-supported software may require the bro
After using a fake installer downloaded from a deceptive page, we discovered the PlusApparel application. We found that PlusApparel is a useless application that displays intrusive advertisements. Thus, we classified PlusApparel as adware. PlusApparel displays advertisements that can ope
TripleChop is the name of an application that we discovered after downloading and using a fake installer for the Adobe Flash Player. While analyzing the app, we learned that it generates annoying advertisements. Thus, our team classified TripleChop as adware (advertising-supported software).
Our researchers discovered the "You May Have Viruses On After Visiting An Adult Website" scam while inspecting dubious websites. We found two variants of this scheme - one in English and the other in Portuguese. Like most scams of this kind, "You May Have Viruses On After Visiting An Adult Webs
Ukindwouldm[.]xyz is one of the many deceptive websites that use clickbait techniques to trick visitors into allowing them to show notifications. Also, ukindwouldm[.]xyz redirects visitors to other pages. Our team discovered this page while inspecting illegal movie streaming, torrent, and similar
While inspecting new malware submissions on VirusTotal, our researchers discovered the Lizard Squad ransomware-type program. After we executed a sample of this ransomware on our test system, it encrypted files and modified their titles. The filenames were appended with extensions consisting of fo
BytesShow is a piece of rogue software that our researchers discovered while inspecting new submissions to VirusTotal. After running this app on our test system, we learned that BytesShow operates as advertising-supported software (adware) and belongs to the AdLoad malware family. Adware
While analyzing websites encouraging to update "outdated" software (distributing fake installers), we discovered an application called WiseInternational. We found that this is an advertising-supported app. In other words, WiseInternational is designed to generate intrusive advertisements.
While inspecting malware samples submitted to the VirusTotal website, our team discovered ransomware called Hheo. It is malware that encrypts the victim's files, appends its extension (".hheo") to the filenames of all encrypted files, and drops a ransom note (creates the "_readme.txt" file). We al