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What kind of page is news-rupite[.]cc?

During a routine inspection of untrustworthy sites, we found the news-rupite[.]cc rogue webpage. It operates by promoting browser notification spam and redirecting visitors to different (likely dubious/malicious) websites. Users typically access pages like news-rupite[.]cc via redirects caused by sites using rogue advertising networks.

What is RadioTerabyteSpeed?

After testing the RadioTerabyteSpeed, we found that it is an untrustworthy application designed to show unwanted advertisements. Software of this type is called adware. Our team discovered RadioTerabyteSpeed after using a fake installer downloaded from a website claiming that some installed software is outdated.

What kind of application is EngineInfo?

EngineInfo is an advertising-supported application. It bombards users with annoying/intrusive advertisements. It is common for adware to be downloaded and installed inadvertently. Our team discovered this app on a deceptive website (after downloading a fake installer from that page).

What kind of website is wholeniceblog[.]com?

While examining the wholeniceblog[.]com page, we learned that it wants to show notifications (and displays deceptive content to get permission to show them) and redirects visitors to other websites. Typically, sites like wholeniceblog[.]com are visited unintentionally. We discovered this site while inspecting other pages that use rogue advertising networks.

What kind of page is news-xokise[.]cc?

Our researcher team discovered the news-xokise[.]cc rogue webpage during a routine inspection of questionable sites. It is designed to promote spam browser notifications and redirect visitors to different (likely unreliable or malicious) websites.

News-xokise[.]cc and similar sites are primarily entered via redirects caused by pages using rogue advertising networks, mistyped URLs, spam notifications, intrusive ads, or installed adware.

What kind of page is celeb-hot-treands[.]com?

Celeb-hot-treands[.]com is a rogue site that our research team found while inspecting dubious webpages. It pushes browser notification spam and redirects visitors to other (likely untrustworthy/harmful) websites. Users typically enter pages of this type via redirects caused by sites using rogue advertising networks.

What is Rever ransomware?

Rever is a ransomware-type program. Malware within this classification is designed to encrypt data and demand payment for the decryption.

After we executed a sample of Rever on our testing system, it encrypted files and appended their filenames with an extension consisting of random characters. For example, a file originally named "1.jpg" appeared as "1.jpg.54EEEE9D", "2.png" as "2.png.407DFEAB", etc.

Once the encryption process was completed, Rever dropped a text file titled "@@@ To Restore Your Files.txt" onto the desktop. This file contained the ransom note.

What kind of page is jigisup[.]xyz?

While checking out dubious webpages, our researchers discovered jigisup[.]xyz. This site is designed to promote deceptive material, push browser notification spam, and redirect users to different (likely unreliable/dangerous) websites.

Visitors to jigisup[.]xyz and similar pages typically access them via redirects caused by sites using rogue advertising networks.

What kind of page is fynbest[.]com?

Our research team discovered the fynbest[.]com rogue page during a routine investigation of untrustworthy websites. It is designed to push browser notification spam. Ffynbest[.]com uses fake CAPTCHA for this purpose. Additionally, this site is capable of redirecting visitors to other (likely unreliable/harmful) webpages.

Most users access websites like fynbest[.]com through redirects caused by pages that use rogue advertising networks.

What kind of malware is Rar1?

Rar1 is ransomware that encrypts files, renames them (by replacing their names with a random string of characters and appending the ".rar1" extension to filenames), and creates the "READ_TO_DECRYPT.txt" file containing a ransom note.

An example of how files encrypted by Rar1 are renamed: "1.jpg" is replaced with "GAXHE3BOPJUXA===.rar1", "2.png" is replaced with "GEXGU4DH.rar1", etc.