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![Bestdiscoveries.co Redirect](/images/thumbnails/th-25971-bestdiscoveries-co-redirect.jpg)
What is bestdiscoveries.co?
After investigating the bestdiscoveries.co website, we came to the conclusion that it is an unreliable search engine. We found bestdiscoveries.co after adding a suspicious browser extension. This extension promotes bestdiscoveries.co by hijacking the browser/altering its settings.
![Microsoft OneNote Malware](/images/thumbnails/th-25966-microsoft-onenote-malware.jpg)
What is Microsoft OneNote malware?
Microsoft OneNote malware – refers to malicious software distributed using trojanized OneNote (.one) files. The legitimate format documents are modified for malware proliferation by being embedded with virulent content, which triggers the malware's download/installation process when interacted with.
The rise of infectious OneNote files coincides with Microsoft's decision to automatically block macros from the Internet on MS Office documents. For many years, cyber criminals had relied on malicious macro commands to distribute malware; however, these new developments had closed this avenue and likely gave rise to the use of OneNote files.
![Notifpushnext.com Ads](/images/thumbnails/th-25970-notifpushnext-com-ads.jpg)
What kind of page is notifpushnext[.]com?
While checking out questionable websites, our research team discovered the notifpushnext[.]com rogue page. It operates by promoting spam browser notifications and redirecting visitors to other (likely unreliable or harmful) websites.
Users typically enter webpages like notifpushnext[.]com through redirects caused by sites that use rogue advertising networks.
![Searchatwebs.com Redirect](/images/thumbnails/th-25969-searchatwebs-com-redirect.jpg)
What is searchatwebs.com?
While investigating browser hijackers, our researchers found the searchatwebs.com illegitimate search engine. These websites are typically promoted (through redirects) by browser-hijacking software that modifies browser settings.
While most fake search engines cannot generate search results, searchatwebs.com is capable of producing them; however, they are inaccurate and may contain dubious ads. These sites can also collect visitor data.
![Snapinsta.io Ads](/images/thumbnails/th-25968-snapinstaio-ads.jpg)
What kind of page is snapinsta[.]io?
While investigating suspicious websites, our researchers discovered the snapinsta[.]io webpage. It is a YouTube converter, i.e., this site allows users to convert videos from said platform into download audio (MP3) files. This service breaks copyright laws. Snapinsta[.]io also uses rogue advertising networks, which are known to push unreliable and dangerous content. Furthermore, this webpage promotes spam browser notifications.
![Pcroomskill.com Ads](/images/thumbnails/th-25967-pcroomskill-com-ads.jpg)
What kind of page is pcroomskill[.]com?
Pcroomskill[.]com is a rogue website, practically identical to the downloaderfiles[.]cloud page. Our researchers discovered this site while investigating suspicious webpages. Pcroomskill[.]com is designed to promote dubious/harmful software and spam browser notifications. Furthermore, it is capable of redirecting visitors to other (likely untrustworthy/malicious) websites.
Users typically access pages like pcroomskill[.]com through redirects caused by sites that use rogue advertising networks.
![Validityprotocol.com Ads](/images/thumbnails/th-25965-validityprotocol-com-ads.jpg)
What kind of page is validityprotocol[.]com?
We investigated validityprotocol[.]com and found that it runs the "McAfee - Your PC is infected with 5 viruses!" scam. This site displays false messages to deceive visitors into thinking their computers are infected. The purpose of validityprotocol[.]com is to promote legitimate software.
![PayPal - You Authorised A Payment Email Scam](/images/thumbnails/th-25962-paypal-you-authorised-a-payment-email-scam.jpg)
What kind of scam is "PayPal - You Authorised A Payment"?
Our team has reviewed this letter and determined that it is a fraudulent letter purporting to be from PayPal regarding a supposed purchase. The scammers behind this scam are attempting to obtain money and (or) personal information from recipients. Recipients should ignore this email.
![You Have Delayed Messages Email Scam](/images/thumbnails/th-25963-you-have-delayed-messages-email-scam.jpg)
What kind of email is "You Have Delayed Messages"?
After inspecting the "You Have Delayed Messages" spam email, we determined that it operates as a phishing scam. This letter aims to obtain recipients' email account log-in credentials by making false claims regarding blocked messages.
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