Olymp Loader is a Malware‑as‑a‑Service sold on underground forums and Telegram. The developer claims it is written in assembly and advertises it as FUD (Fully Undetectable). The loader is priced at $50 (basic), $100 (tweaked), and $200 (with custom code and injection into legitimate programs).
Our team has reviewed the page (microbiodao[.]com) and found that it is designed to trick visitors into "participating" in a fake airdrop (a cryptocurrency giveaway). Moreover, the site mimics the original Microbiome DAO platform (microbiomedao.com). Its purpose is to drain crypto wallets. I
While investigating suspicious websites, our research team discovered the verifytechclusterssecure.co[.]in rogue page. It operates by promoting browser notification spam and redirecting visitors to different (likely unreliable/hazardous) sites. Most users enter verifytechclusterssecure.co[.]in and
Loapneme.co[.]in is a rogue webpage discovered by our researchers during a routine inspection of untrustworthy sites. This page promotes browser notification spam and generates redirects to other (likely unreliable/harmful) websites. Most visitors to loapneme.co[.]in and similar webpages access th
Our researchers discovered this fake "Goat Network" airdrop while inspecting dubious websites. The scam lures users with a bogus rewards program into exposing their cryptowallets to a cryptocurrency drainer. It must be emphasized that this fraudulent airdrop is not associated with the actual GOAT
Datzbro is a malware classed as a banking trojan. This malicious program is designed to infect Android devices. It has many harmful capabilities, including those associated with remote access/control, spying, and financial fraud. Datzbro's code suggests that its developers were Chinese speakers.
Acreed is an information stealer that has become the third most widespread of its kind, while Lumma now shares the top position with Rhadamanthys. It primarily collects passwords, browser cookies, and autofill data. Acreed also seems to target cryptocurrency wallets, credit cards, and messaging ap
During a routine investigative session, our researchers discovered this fake "Monero" site (monero-wallet[.]io; other domains are possible). It impersonates the official website of the Monero (XMR) cryptocurrency (getmonero.org). Upon examination, we determined that this is a phishing scam targeti
Our inspection of the "Email On Hold" message revealed that it is spam. It informs the recipient that over a dozen messages failed to reach their inbox. With this lure, this phishing campaign aims to trick recipients into disclosing their email account log-in credentials. The spam email wi
Our inspection of securetechworkflow.co[.]in has shown that the site uses clickbait to deceive visitors into permitting it to send notifications to their devices. Once allowed, securetechworkflow.co[.]in can show notifications containing fake warnings and other misleading content. Thus, this page