Omarona.com is a typical scam website that tries to trick users into subscribing to advertisements. The site misuses a legitimate browser feature that allows websites to show users notifications on their desktop. If you press “Allow” on the notification that says “Omarona.com wants to show notifications”, you will start seeing advertisements on your desktop.
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Tingmorea.online is a very typical scam website that has the intention to trick you into subscribing to advertisements. It misuses a legitimate browser feature that allows sites to show notifications on users’ desktop, hence why you will see a pop-up alert saying “Tingmorea.online wants to show notifications” when you get redirected to the site.
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Search Converter It is a browser hijacker that will essentially take over your browser by making unwanted changes. If your browser redirects you to searchconverterit.com every time you open it, you have this hijacker installed. It’s, fortunately, not a serious infection, albeit very annoying.
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Yitmethissu.biz is one of many questionable websites that push a social-engineering scam aiming to trick unsuspecting users into agreeing to be spammed with ads. When you get redirected to Yitmethissu.biz, a browser pop-up will appear saying Yitmethissu.biz wants to show notifications. If you press “Agree”, you will start seeing advertisements on your desktop.
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Wouldreallyl.biz is yet another questionable website pushing a social-engineering scam that tries to trick users into subscribing to advertisements. There are countless websites like this one, all more or less identical, and they all show an alert saying the site wants to show notifications. If you agree to see Wouldreallyl.biz notifications, you will be spammed with ads on your desktop.
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Hanksforyou.biz is one of many questionable websites that try to trick users into agreeing to see advertisements on their desktop. It essentially misuses a legitimate browser feature, which is why your browser will display a message saying “Hanksforyou.biz wants to show notifications” when you get redirected to the site. If you click “Allow”, you will start seeing ads on your…
A new phishing email campaign is currently going around claiming that you need to change your password, and it’s disguised as an email from WiperSoft. The email is merely a scam trying to trick users into revealing their login credentials, and is in no way associated with the anti-virus program WiperSoft.
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Rlongletterit.biz is a highly questionable website that tries to trick users into subscribing to advertisements. It does that by displaying a legitimate browser notification that says “Rlongletterit.biz wants to show notifications” and pressuring users into pressing “Allow”. By pressing “Allow”, users are essentially agreeing to see advertisements on their desktop.
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