"The last time you visited a Porn website" is a 'sextortion' scam that scammers employ to send emails to extort money from unsuspecting users. They threaten to proliferate a 'humiliating video' of the email recipient, unless their demands to pay a ransom are met immediately. The best way to react
Calum is malicious software belonging to the Phobos ransomware family. Malware under this classification is designed to encrypt data and demand ransom payments for decryption. During encryption, all affected files are appended with the victim's unique ID, developer's email address, and the ".Calum
videostream[.]best is one of many rogue websites designed to redirect visitors to other web pages of this kind, or to load dubious content. Some other examples include loading-wsite[.]com, private-show[.]live, and sonagerthrou[.]com. Generally, browsers open these sites when potentially unwanted
Mispadu (also known as URSA) is the name of a banking Trojan. Cyber criminals behind this software target people living in Brazil, Spain and Mexico. They seek to steal credentials, credit card and banking data. Research shows that this malware is distributed through spam campaigns and malicious a
loading-wsite[.]com is a rogue site sharing similarities with private-show.live, bestflowingstuff.co, 1backlinks.com, and many others. It presents visitors with dubious content and generate redirects to other, untrustworthy and malicious web pages. Few visitors to these websites enter them willin
NUKESPED is a backdoor Trojan, which targets Mac users in Korea. The group of cyber criminals who designed and spread this malware is called Lazarus. They distributed this malicious software through an Excel document using a Mac App bundle, which contains legitimate and malicious versions of A
Discovered by dnwls0719, Bitcore belongs to the Paradise ransomware family. This malware is designed to encrypt data and demand payment for decryption tools/software. When Bitcore encrypts, all files are renamed with a random string of characters, the developer's email address, and the ".bitcore"
Discovered by cyber security researcher, Jack, TurkStatik is rogue software classified as ransomware. This malicious program is designed to encrypt data and demand ransom payments for decryption. During the encryption process, all affected files are appended with the ".ciphered" extension. For ex
cr447.xyz is the address of a fake search engine, which is promoted through various potentially unwanted applications (PUAs) that are also categorized as browser hijackers. One of these apps (called APP) targets Google Chrome users. Research shows that cr447.xyz is related to QIP, another fake sea
"Call Microsoft Helpline" is a scam run by deceptive websites. It operates by tricking users into believing that their device is infected and that they need to contact the (fake) technical support provided to resolve the issues. Note that no website can detect threats present on users' systems and