Nonamenba is a scam website group designed to promote dubious software. This variant endorses the Smart Mac Booster Potentially Unwanted Application (PUA). Users, who access these sites are presented with alarms about an alleged threat present on their device. For removal of this fake virus, No
AdLoad is malicious software that targets macOS operating systems. It is capable of avoiding detection by built-in macOS security tools and a number of third party antivirus programs and other security suites of this type. Furthermore, it prevents victims from removing the software from operatin
Discovered by Jakub Kroustek and belonging to the Dharma/Crysis malware family, Ninja is a malicious program classified as ransomware. Ninja operates by encrypting data and demanding ransom payments for decryption. During the encryption process, all files are appended with a unique ID (generated
LogicalSearch is endorsed as an application for enhancing the browsing experience. It is supposedly capable of providing fast searches, improved search results and similar. In fact, it acts as adware and runs advertisement campaigns - delivering intrusive, unwanted, and even harmful ads. Adware
DoppelPaymer is ransomware-type malware designed to prevent victims from accessing their files by encryption. To regain access, victims are encouraged to pay cyber criminals a ransom. Research shows that criminals use DoppelPaymer in targeted attacks. I.e., they target specific companies and/or i
Discovered by Frost, "Free Bitcoin Private Key Tool" is a scam application used to proliferate Predator the Thief trojan-type malware. It is promoted as a tool that supposedly grants users access to Bitcoin cryptocurrency stored in a Bitcoin wallet address. It allegedly does so by generating a pr
notification-centar[.]com is virtually identical to windowsguidenews[.]com, robotornotcheckonline[.]club, reforeperc[.]pro, and many other websites. It redirects visitors to other rogue sites or displays dubious content. Generally, people do not open notification-centar[.]com (or other websites o
Discovered by Michael Gillespie, Peet is malicious software that is classified as ransomware. This malware is a part of the Djvu ransomware family. Like most programs of this type, Peet is designed to encrypt victims' files and keep them inaccessible unless they are recovered with decryption softw
BlackRat is a remote access tool (RAT). Software of this type allows one computer to remotely access or control another computer. RATs can be used legitimately, however, cyber criminals often employ them for malicious purposes. In such cases, these tools are known as remote access trojans. Being
yourfine2upgradeultimate[.]best is a deceptive site. When opened, it claims that the visitor's Adobe Flash Player is supposedly outdated and needs to be updated. The updates this website offer are bogus and designed to proliferate untrustworthy content (e.g. fake Mac cleaners/optimizers, browser