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What kind of page is myxioslive[.]com?

Our research team found the myxioslive[.]com page while browsing dubious websites. This rogue webpage endorses browser notification spam and generates redirects to other (likely untrustworthy/dangerous) sites. Users primarily access pages like myxioslive[.]com via redirects caused by websites utilizing rogue advertising networks.

What is the fake "Claim $ROCKY"?

"Claim $ROCKY" refers to a fake website supposedly distributing the Rocky token. We found this scam promoted on rockybased[.]com, yet it could also be hosted elsewhere. "Claim $ROCKY" operates as a cryptocurrency drainer that steals digital assets from victims' cryptowallets. It must be emphasized that this scam is not associated with any legitimate platforms or entities.

What is a fake "Artrade #RWA" website?

After examining an "Artrade #RWA" webpage, we determined that it is fake. The page – distribution-artrade[.]app – hosts a crypto drainer scam (note that it could be hosted on other domains).

It imitates Artrade (artrade.app) – however, the scam is not associated with this or any other existing platforms. This fraudulent "Artrade #RWA" tricks users into exposing their cyptowallets to a mechanism that drains them of digital assets.

What is the fake "NAVI Claim" site?

After examining the naviprotocol[.]net page, we have determined that it is a copy of naviprotocol[.]io. The intention behind naviprotocol[.]net is to mislead visitors into taking actions that could result in the theft of their cryptocurrency holdings. In conclusion, naviprotocol[.]net is an untrustworthy scam website.

What is a fake "Claim Your AVAIL Rewards" website?

After inspecting this "Claim Your AVAIL Rewards" airdrop, we determined that it is fake. The scheme imitates the Avail network (availproject.org) running a giveaway. This scam – availprojectorg[.]xyz (could be hosted elsewhere) – operates as a cryptocurrency drainer. It steals funds from compromised wallets.

It must be stressed that this "Claim Your AVAIL Rewards" scheme is not associated with the real Avail platform or any other websites or entities.

What is the fake "$SCOTTY Claim" site?

We have inspected the claim.scotttytheai[.]org page and discovered that it is a copy of scottytheai[.]com. The purpose of claim.scotttytheai[.]org is to deceive visitors into performing actions leading to the theft of their cryptocurrency holdings. Overall, claim.scotttytheai[.]org is a scam website that should not be trusted.

What is the fake "LiquidEther Airdrop"?

After investigating this "LiquidEther Airdrop", we determined that it is fake. We found several webpages hosting this scam. It promises rewards to eligible users, and when they attempt to claim the gift – they are prompted to connect their digital wallets.

This scheme operates as a cryptocurrency drainer and steals funds from exposed cryptowallets. It must be emphasized that this fraudulent airdrop is not associated with any legitimate platforms or entities.

What kind of email is "Messages In Soundbox"?

We have inspected this email and concluded that it is a fraudulent email designed to trick recipients into infecting their computers. It contains a malicious attachment utilized for malware distribution. The letter itself is disguised as a notification regarding messages in Soundbox.

What is the fake "MODE Airdrop"?

Our examination of the page (app.modenetwork[.]cm) has revealed that it is a scam site hosting a fake MODE cryptocurrency giveaway (airdrop). This site mimics the real Mode page, mode[.]network, to trick users. The purpose of the fake page is to steal cryptocurrency assets from victims.

What kind of malware is zEus?

zEus is a malicious program classed as a stealer. It is designed to steal information from devices. This malware can extract and exfiltrate a variety of vulnerable data from devices, including the log-in credentials of various accounts. zEus has been observed being distributed under the guise of Minecraft source packs.