“Email Is Due For Renewal” email is a phishing scam email that claims your email account’s storage is full and you can no longer send or receive emails. This email is a phishing attempt that tries to steal users’ email account login credentials.
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“Error: Ox800VDS” pop-up is a tech-support scam that tries to trick users into calling fake tech support numbers. The scam is encountered on questionable websites and claims that users’ computers are infected with some kind of malware. This is a very common type of scam that most users will have encountered several times.
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The “Jeff Bezos Charity Project” email scam refers to a false email that claims the recipient will receive $520,000,00 because Amazon founder Jeff Bezos is giving away his fortune.
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Uajs ransomware is part of the Djvu/STOP ransomware family. It’s a serious file-encrypting malware infection that targets personal files. Once files are encrypted, it may not be possible to get them back.
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Uazq ransomware is file-encrypting malware from the notorious Djvu/STOP ransomware family. It’s a very dangerous malware infection because it targets personal files and encrypts them. At the moment, only users who have file backups can recover files for free.
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Trojan:Slocker pop-up scam is a tech support scam that aims to trick users into paying for services they neither need nor receive. The scam shows a fake virus pop-up and claims that the computer is infected with a serious malware infection. The pop-up prompts users to call the shown phone number to get tech support. If users call, they will…
DUCKTAIL trojan is a malicious infection used for targeted attacks against prominent Facebook Business pages. Malicious actors use this malware to hijack Facebook Business/Ads pages and steal sensitive data. It’s a serious infection that can cause a lot of damage.
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Kaaa ransomware is file-encrypting malware from the Djvu/STOP ransomware family. It’s a dangerous piece of malware because once files are encrypted, it’s not always possible to recover them.
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“Unfortunately, there are some bad news for you” email scam falls into the sextortion scam category because it threatens to release nonexistent private videos of users watching pornography if users do not agree to pay $1750. While the email may seem alarming, its contents are all fake.
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If you receive an email that says “You Are Now On The Radar Of An International Group Of Hackers”, know it is a sextortion scam email. The email claims that a “hacker” was able to infiltrate the recipient’s computer and make a private video of them watching pornography. They threaten to send the video to the recipient’s contacts if they…