Load20.biz is a shady website which attempts to trick users into subscribing to its browser notifications. Load20.biz may tell users that they need to allow its notifications in order to access a webpage, solve a CAPTCHA, download a file, etc. If someone does click Allow, notifications from Load20.biz will start appearing in the top-right or bottom-right corner of the screen periodically. The notifications will spam users with ads, clickbait links, scammy messages, etc.
Allhugefeed.com is one of many dubious sites that attempt to convince users to accept notifications’ requests from those sites. Allhugefeed.com may tell users that they need to click Allow on its “Show notifications” pop-up box if they want to access a webpage, watch a video, download a file, or for another reason. If a user turns on notifications from Allhugefeed.com, those will start popping up periodically in the top right hand or bottom right hand corner of the screen. Allhugefeed.com notifications will spam users with ads, links to untrustworthy sites, software offers, fraudulent messages, etc.
Load22.biz is a questionable website that tries to trick users into allowing the site’s notifications on their computers or phones. Load22.biz may tell users that they need to allow its notifications in order to prove that they are not robots, to watch a video, to open a page, etc. If someone clicks Allow, he or she will start getting Load22.biz notifications in a corner of the screen from time to time. The notifications will promote various shady and dubious sites, prompt users to download suspicious programs, follow clickbait links, etc.
IncognitoSearchPro is shady software that may get installed on your Windows or Mac computer and set your browsers’ New Tab Page to portal.incognitosearchpro.com, or the default search engine to feed.incognitosearchpro.com which will redirect all your searches to Yahoo. A program that alters default search engine and similar browser settings against users’ wishes is called a browser hijacker. Browser hijackers’ main purpose is directing more users to promoted search engines, to earn more ad revenue for the sites’ owners. Many hijackers also collect some data from browsers (like users’ search history or browsing history) and then show users ads based on their interests or share the data with third-party advertisers.
Load23.biz is one of numerous shady websites that attempt to trick users into subscribing to those sites’ push notifications. Load23.biz will tell users that they have to click or tap Allow on its “Show notifications” pop-up if they wish to prove that they are humans and not bots. If a user clicks Allow, he or she will start getting Load23.biz notifications in the top-right or lower-right corner of the screen, depending on their OS. The notifications will urge users to visit adult sites, place bets in online casinos, download fake software updates, read clickbait articles, etc.
Click-on-this.art is a dubious site that tries to trick users into subscribing to its push notifications. The site claims that users have to allow its notifications in order to open some page, watch a video, solve a CAPTCHA, and so on. If a user clicks Allow and turns on notifications from Mumbefo.online, those notifications will start showing up periodically in the top-right or bottom-right corner of the screen (or on the lockscreen if it’s an Android device) with ads, scammy messages, invitations to visit shady sites, prompts to download something, etc.
If notifications from a subdomain of Mumbefo.online (for example tclga.mumbefo.online, furen.mumbefo.online, pcuwj.mumbefo.online, tflui.mumbefo.online, etc.) keep popping up in the top-right or bottom-right corner of your screen, that means at one point you were redirected to that site and allowed it to show you notifications. In order to convince users to allow its notifications Mumbefo.online may tell them that they need to click Allow if they want to access a webpage, download a file, prove that they are not robots, etc. (see the screenshot). Once allowed, notifications from Mumbefo.online will pop up periodically with ads, clickbait links, fraudulent messages, etc.
Private-message.live is a questionable website which attempts to trick users into enabling its browser notifications. Private-message.live may tell users that they need to allow its notifications if they want to play a video, start a download, etc. If someone does enable notifications from Private-message.live, those notifications will start showing up periodically on the right side of the screen with links to dubious sites, ads, scammy messages, etc.
A new variant of Djvu (STOP) ransomware appeared today, which adds .igal extension to the encrypted files. Most of the time users get hit with Djvu after they download pirated programs and software cracks.
Click-now.services is a dubious website that tries to trick users into subscribing to its browser notifications. Click-now.services claims that users have to enable its notifications in order to watch a video, start a download or for some other reason. If someone does click Allow and enables Click-now.services notifications, those will begin popping up periodically in the top-right or lower-right corner of the screen. Click-now.services notifications will promote dubious sites and services, spam users with ads, fraudulent messages, software offers, etc.