After examining the webout[.]life page, we found that it asks for permission to show notifications and redirects to a similar page. It displays deceptive content to trick visitors into agreeing to receive notifications. Our team discovered webout[.]life while inspecting other pages that use rogue
While looking through rogue websites, our researchers discovered the trackztoolz[.]com page. When we inspected this webpage, it ran a phishing scam. Under the guise of a delivery service chat, the scam attempts to extract personally identifiable and financial information. It is noteworthy
It is a scam website designed to trick visitors into believing that their phone has been infected, and immediate action is required to avoid further damage. Our team discovered this scam while inspecting other sites that use rogue advertising networks and examining deceptive advertisements.
OperationReview is an application that generates revenue for its developer by displaying various advertisements to users. Software of this type is called adware. Our team discovered OperationReview after examination of a fake installer that is supposed to install updates for the Adobe Flash Play
Travelsearchexpert.com is an untrustworthy search engine that generates inaccurate search results and displays ads among them. We discovered travelsearchexpert.com while inspecting deceptive websites promoting browser hijackers. Typically, apps promoting search engines like travelsearchexpert.com
Guroshied[.]com is a deceptive website designed to trick visitors into agreeing to receive notifications (into clicking the "Allow" button). Additionally, it promotes other websites by redirecting visitors to them. Our team discovered guroshied[.]com while examining other sites that use rogue adve
Video18on[.]com is a rogue website that our researchers found while inspecting untrustworthy pages. It promotes browser notification spam and redirects visitors to different (likely dubious/malicious) sites. Users typically enter video18on[.]com and websites akin to it - via redirects caused by pa
Zip Like a Pro is a rogue browser extension that our researchers discovered while inspecting dubious download pages. This piece of software is presented as a tool designed to extract files and compress them into various formats. Instead, our analysis revealed that Zip Like a Pro operates as adware
Findresultsnow[.]co is the address (URL) of a fake search engine. Websites of this kind are usually promoted by rogue software classified as browser hijackers. They operate by making modifications to browser settings in order to cause redirects to illegitimate search engines. Findresultsnow[.]co
Woody is the name of a Remote Access Trojan (RAT). Malware within this category allows remote access and control over compromised machines. Woody is a piece of sophisticated malicious software, and it has a variety of functionalities. The research done by the Malwarebytes Threat Intelligence team