While inspecting mograppido[.]com, our team discovered that this page displays deceptive content to trick visitors into subscribing to push notifications. We also found that mograppido[.]com has at least two similar appearances. We stumbled upon mograppido[.]com during an examination of other shad
SkilledNetwork is a rogue app that our researchers discovered while investigating new submissions to VirusTotal. After analyzing this application, we determined that it is advertising-supported software (adware). Additionally, it is noteworthy that SkilledNetwork is part of the AdLoad malware fa
Upon evaluation, we have found that dulativergs[.]com uses deceptive tactics such as displaying a fake message to trick visitors into subscribing to notifications. Moreover, the site may redirect users to potentially harmful websites. It is advised to be cautious and avoid trusting dulativergs[.]c
Our researchers discovered the "Bittrex Crypto Giveaway" scam while inspecting rogue websites. It is presented as a giveaway from Bittrex – a cryptocurrency exchange and trading platform. The scheme promises to double the amount of cryptocurrency that users transfer to it. However, victims of this
Upon investigation of goacecelsurvey[.]space, our team uncovered that it runs a deceptive survey and requests permission to display notifications. Additionally, goacecelsurvey[.]space may redirect visitors to other unreliable websites. Our team stumbled upon goacecelsurvey[.]space while examining
ZStealer is an information-stealing malware coded in C# programming language. It is sold by cybercriminals who provide three payment options: a lifetime subscription priced at $40, a one-year subscription at $20, and a one-time file crypt service for $5. ZStealer enables its users to steal various
RustBucket is a type of macOS malware that has the ability to retrieve further payloads from a Command-and-Control (C&C) server. The malware has the capability to collect system data and whether it is operating in a virtual environment. RustBucket allows the attacker to carry out malicious a
UNIZA is the name of a ransomware-type program. Malware within this class operates by encrypting data and demanding ransoms for its decryption. In most cases, ransomware renames the encrypted files; however, after executing UNIZA on our test machine – we learned that it does not modify filenames.
After analyzing gruffermail[.]com, we discovered that this website intends to deceive users into subscribing to push notifications. Gruffermail[.]com displays deceptive content to achieve it. Also, this site redirects its visitors to other untrustworthy websites. Typically, sites such as grufferma
In the course of our analysis of malware samples submitted to the VirusTotal website, we discovered Foza ransomware that encrypts files and adds the ".foza" extension to the filenames of encrypted files. Additionally, Foza generates a ransom note (the "_readme.txt" file). An example of how Foza c