XAgentOSX RAT

Posted: September 3, 2020 | Category: Mac Malware, Remote Administration Tools
The XAgentOSX RAT is a Remote Access Trojan that provides attackers with control over infected macOS systems and is the apparent cross-OS counterpart of Sednit. Through this tool, hackers can access information, including passwords, and issue commands for harmful system changes. Users should have anti-malware protection compatible with macOS for removing the XAgentOSX RAT as soon as possible. The wide-ranging  Sofacy  group of hackers is long-established as competent with multiple...

Sepulcher Malware

Posted: September 3, 2020 | Category: Malware
The Sepulcher Malware is a RAT or Remote Access Trojan that provides a foothold on infected PCs to collect data and launch other attacks. Its usage strongly correlates with China-based attackers' activities, such as TA413 and e-mail-based infection strategies. Users should scan e-mail attachments with care for detecting threats and have anti-malware solutions remove the Sepulcher Malware as soon as it's identifiable. Some threats stay dead for longer than others, and in the Sepulcher...

Whicherinc.club

Posted: September 2, 2020 | Category: Browser Hijackers
The page at Whicherinc.club specializes in running a basic online tactic whose end goal is to access your Web browser notifications. The con artists behind the website want this because it would enable them to deliver many paid advertisements to your browser by merely abusing your Web browser's notifications. This may allow them to generate a lot of revenue since you will end up seeing their advertisements regardless of the websites you visit. The scheme on Whicherinc.club is executed by...

Videoaccess.xyz

Posted: September 2, 2020 | Category: Browser Hijackers
The website at Videoaccess.xyz claims to host a robot check that users need to pass to access the page they were trying to view. This request may sound valid, especially since you can complete the check fairly simply – all that Videoaccess.xyz asks you to do is to click 'Allow' on a prompt shown on your screen. If you are not paying close attention to the text on your screen, you may click the 'Allow' button that will enable Videoaccess.xyz's notifications unknowingly. When this happens,...

Nremainter.club

Posted: September 2, 2020 | Category: Browser Hijackers
Nremainter.club is a Web page whose content is likely to reach you thanks to online advertisements and pop-ups that may be hosted by less reputable websites. Nremainter.club's purpose is to trick you into thinking that you have to confirm that you are not a robot by performing a certain action, such as clicking a button that says 'Allow.' While this request may seem rather innocent, you should know that Nremainter.club's instructions are not meant to confirm your identity – by following them,...

Joinsilverclubbb.com

Posted: September 2, 2020 | Category: Browser Hijackers
О nline con artists often use adult content to lure their potential victims into getting involved with a scheme. This is the strategy that Joinsilverclubbb.com adopts – the website is home to a very basic con whose sole goal is to gain access to your Web browser's push notifications. If the page is granted the permissions it wants, it may proceed to use your browser's push notifications to bombard you with advertisements whenever you are on your computer. Joinsilverclubbb.com's tactic is...

Sferverification.com

Posted: September 2, 2020 | Category: Browser Hijackers
Sferverification.com is a website that tries to mislead its visitors into permitting it to display notifications. The small-time con works by displaying a message saying 'If you are 18+ click Allow' – users might be enticed to click the button to see what Sferverification.com has in store for them, but the truth is that this website does not host any interesting content. Nothing obvious happens when the button is clicked, and users might not even be aware that they just allowed...

StreamsMob

Posted: September 2, 2020 | Category: Potentially Unwanted Programs (PUPs)
StreamsMob is a browser extension whose installation may seem like a great choice since it promises to provide you with access to free online streams for various shows, TV series, movies, sports events, and other exciting content. However, the real purpose of StreamsMob is entirely different – it focuses on bringing traffic to the websites Feed.streamsmob.com and Portal.streamsmob.com by setting them as your Web browser's default search engine and new tab page. While this behavior is not...

Fxmwtv Ransomware

Posted: September 2, 2020 | Category: Ransomware
The Fxmwtv Ransomware is a file-locking Trojan that blocks media content on Windows user's PCs. The Fxmwtv Ransomware is a part of the Snatch Ransomware family and may target company servers with insufficient security. All Windows users should have backups for protecting media files and let their anti-malware services remove the Fxmwtv Ransomware as they see fit. The  Snatch Ransomware , a family going back possibly as far as 2018, but with most attacks in the years afterward,...

Mcauwpjib Ransomware

Posted: September 2, 2020 | Category: Ransomware
The Mcauwpjib Ransomware is a file-locking Trojan that prevents digital media from opening for selling its unlocking service. As a Snatch Ransomware family member, its distribution may use different channels, such as e-mail attachments or direct, brute-force attacks against Web servers. Users can strengthen their security standards, update their backups, and use anti-malware programs for safely deleting the Mcauwpjib Ransomware. The  Snatch Ransomware  may lack the number of...

KryptoCibule

Posted: September 2, 2020 | Category: Malware
KrуptoCibule is a new malware family whose authors appear to focus on hijacking cryptocurrency coins and data related to cryptocurrency exclusively. The threat's activity is concentrated in Slovakia and the Czech Republic, but it is still not clear why the creators of the malware have opted to go after these two specific regions. According to anti-virus product vendors, copies of the KrуptoCibule malware are being propagated via torrent trackers and pirated games or software. Since the...

LeadingServiceSearch

Posted: September 1, 2020 | Category: Potentially Unwanted Programs (PUPs)
LeadingServiceSearch is an intrusive Mac program that may often be installed without the user's knowing consent. This may happen because LeadingServiceSearch is being propagated via fake downloads, software bundles, and other misleading content types. Users who happen to install LeadingServiceSearch on their Mac may not notice any obvious issues until they start their Web browser because LeadingServiceSearch focuses on manipulating the Web browser redirects users to 3rd-party search sites...

Gtenormous.club

Posted: September 1, 2020 | Category: Browser Hijackers
Gtenormous.club is a fraudulent page that tries to gain the ability to use your browser notifications with the help of misleading prompts and messages. Visitors of Gtenormous.club are usually told to click a button that reads 'Allow' – according to the page, this is required to pass an 'anti-robot' check and continue browsing. However, trusting Gtenormous.club will result in unknowingly granting the website permission to use browser notifications. Needless to say, a website that uses...

Orarbeatrem.club

Posted: September 1, 2020 | Category: Browser Hijackers
Orarbeatrem.club is a website that engages in a variant of the 'Please press Allow to Continue' tactic that con artists have become very fond of in the past year. This low-effort scheme is not harmful, but falling for it may diminish your Web browsing experience by exposing you to unwanted content. In the case of Orarbeatrem.club, users are told to confirm that they are not robots by clicking 'Allow.' However, performing this action has nothing to do with any 'human verification' check and,...

Stakenallisin.club

Posted: September 1, 2020 | Category: Browser Hijackers
Stakenallisin.club is a website that may show up in your Web browser thanks to intrusive online advertisements and pop-ups. However, Stakenallisin.club does not focus on promoting any content – instead, it pretends to host a 'human verification' check that visitors are asked to complete to continue browsing. The page claims that that the check can be passed by clicking the 'Allow' button shown on your screen – what it does not tell you, however, is that by pressing this button, you will...

Anzsearch.com.au

Posted: September 1, 2020 | Category: Browser Hijackers
Anzsearch.com.au, also known as ANZ Search, is a website that hosts a simple search engine that promises to deliver accurate and useful results. However, at the time of writing this post, it appears that Anzsearch.com.au is not functioning as expected – trying to use its search feature leads you to a blank page. This bug makes Anzsearch.com.au useless entirely since its only feature is not working as expected. This would not be a consequential issue if it were not for the fact that some users...

ANN Ransomware

Posted: September 1, 2020 | Category: Ransomware
The ANN Ransomware is a file-locker Trojan from the AES-Matrix Ransomware's family. It can use a secure encryption routine to lock the user's files and hold the contents of businesses' unprotected servers for ransom. Windows PC users should have anti-malware security services for removing the ANN Ransomware on sight and reliable backups for restoring any files. As it arrives on the threat landscape at roughly the same time as the  CORE Ransomware , the ANN Ransomware's timing is...

CORE Ransomware

Posted: September 1, 2020 | Category: Ransomware
The CORE Ransomware is a file-locking Trojan that's a variant of the AES-Matrix Ransomware. The family often compromises business entities' servers and locks their media files, holding them for ransom. All Windows users should take appropriate precautions regarding backups and have their anti-malware products isolate or delete the CORE Ransomware immediately. Only shortly after the confirmation of an  FDFK22 Ransomware  variant, the  AES-Matrix Ransomware  family is spawning...

Tkoinprz Ransomware

Posted: September 1, 2020 | Category: Ransomware
The Tkoinprz Ransomware is a file-locking Trojan from the family of the Snatch Ransomware. The Tkoinprz Ransomware can block files from opening through encryption-based attacks and generate text file-based ransom notes. Users with anti-malware protection can remove the Tkoinprz Ransomware while scanning their PCs for threats and should use secure backups for recovering any affected media. With new campaigns ongoing periodically in 2019 and 2020, the  Snatch Ransomware  family is an...

Cetus Malware

Posted: September 1, 2020 | Category: Worms
Over the past year, the Docker service has become a very frequent target of cyberattacks. While the service is considered safe and secure relatively, it may often be vulnerable to attacks because of its users' negligence – they tend to use weak login credentials, or they leave the administrator panel open to the Internet. These unsecured instances of the Docker service are a prime target of cybercriminals, and they are the perfect infection vector to deliver all kinds of malware. One of...
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