Ejustasgrea.fun is one of many scam websites that try to trick users into agreeing to see ads on their desktops. If you get redirected to Ejustasgrea.fun, a pop-up notifications will appear saying “Ejustasgrea.fun wants to show notifications”. If you agree to these notifications, you will start seeing advertisements on the desktop.
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Rviewatyour.biz is yet another scam website that tries to trick you into subscribing to ads. It misuses a legitimate browser feature, so a pop-up saying “Rviewatyour.biz wants to show notifications” will appear when you get redirected to the site. Pressing “Allow” is essentially agreeing to be spammed with ads.
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Trainingan.fun is one of those scam websites that tries push you into subscribing to ads. When you visit the site, a pop-up will appear saying “Trainingan.fun wants to show notifications”. If you press “Allow”, you will be spammed with ads.
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OpticalUpdater is a adware program with browser hijacker characteristics that will hijack your browser to spam you with ads and sponsored content. While not the most dangerous infection, it can still cause harm by exposing you to potentially malicious content.
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Convenienc.biz is one those questionable websites that pushes a social engineering scam. When you get redirected to the site, you will see a pop-up saying “Convenienc.biz wants to show notifications”. If press “Allow”, you will be spammed with ads, even when not browsing.
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VideoSearchApp is a browser hijacker that will make unwanted changes to your browser. The main sign of this hijacker being present is portal.videosearchapp.com set as the homepage. The hijacker isn’t particularly dangerous but its changes are unwanted.
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Inthatmyexp.biz is a highly questionable website that will try to trick you into subscribing to advertisements. The site is misusing a legitimate browser feature to push a social engineering scam that tries to get users to permit ads. When you get redirected to Inthatmyexp.biz, a pop-up will appear saying “Inthatmyexp.biz wants to show notifications”. If you press “Allow”, you will…
February has been a quiet month in cybersecurity, with relatively few big stories. After a disastrous Cyberpunk 2077 release, game developer CD Projekt Red suffered a serious ransomware attack. More than 30,000 Mac computers were found to be infected with new Silver Sparrow malware. Russian internet company Yandex revealed an internal breach that exposed almost 5,000 email accounts. And FTC…