Crowdstrike Conceal

ConcealBrowse Meets CrowdStrike

It’s a little-known fact that endpoint security solutions such as EDR and EPP lack visibility into browser activity necessary to detect phishing and credential theft. This is because browsers act as a sandbox in an attempt to reduce the risk of browser based threats escaping and reaching the OS. However this means that endpoint security tools such as EDR, lack visibility into browser activity and have to rely on network layer traffic inspection, such as DNS or HTTP to identify web threats.

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ConcealBrowse for CISOs

As a Chief Information Security Officer (CISO), your primary concerns revolve around protecting sensitive data, mitigating risks, and ensuring compliance. ConcealBrowse is an AI-powered browser security solution designed to address these challenges by providing a secure, zero-trust environment that protects against phishing and sophisticated social engineering attacks at the edge.

CISO

How ConcealBrowse Helps CISOs Mitigate Risks and Enhance Security

As a CISO, you are constantly faced with the challenge of protecting your organization’s sensitive data while managing a complex security landscape. The rise of remote work and the increasing sophistication of cyber threats have made this task even more daunting. Enter ConcealBrowse, an AI-powered browser security solution designed to simplify your workload and enhance your browser security posture.

The Challenge

Phishing attacks and social engineering are among the top concerns for CISOs. These attacks exploit unavoidable human-based risks, making them difficult to counter with traditional educational measures and outdated detection systems. The fragmented and encrypted nature of the internet further complicates the protection of remote workers.

The Solution

ConcealBrowse addresses these challenges head-on. By providing a secure, zero-trust browsing environment, it actively blocks phishing links and counters social engineering tactics. Here’s how:

  1. AI-Powered Phishing Detection: ConcealBrowse detects and blocks phishing attempts in real time. This sophisticated detection mechanism adapts to rapidly evolving cyber threats, offering a robust defense against new and emerging attack vectors.
  2. Real-Time Threat Analysis: ConcealBrowse disrupts cyber threats early in the attack sequence. This proactive approach significantly reduces the risks of data theft, cyber extortion, and security breaches.
  3. User Privacy: ConcealBrowse is designed with user privacy in mind. It’s a lightweight extension that does not upload or retain sensitive browsing history, ensuring that your organization’s privacy is respected.

Business Outcomes

Implementing ConcealBrowse can lead to significant business outcomes for CISOs:

  • Reduced Risk of Data Breaches: By intervening early in the attack sequence, ConcealBrowse dramatically lowers the chances of successful cyber attacks.
  • Simplified Security Management: The solution minimizes complexity by managing risks at the edge, allowing you to focus on broader security initiatives and strategic planning.
  • Cost Savings: By preventing large-scale cyber events, ConcealBrowse helps avoid the substantial financial losses associated with data breaches and ransomware attacks.

Conclusion

In today’s rapidly evolving threat landscape, CISOs need advanced tools to stay ahead of cybercriminals. ConcealBrowse offers a comprehensive solution that enhances your security posture, simplifies management, and provides peace of mind. Embrace ConcealBrowse to safeguard your organization against the ever-present threat of phishing and social engineering attacks.  Click here to view our CISO one-pager.

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Browser-Based Threat Report: June 24

Browser-Based Threat Report

Week of June 24th, 2024

ConcealBrowse is leveraged by teams across the world to combat weaponized URLs. The technology is constantly analyzing suspicious web artifacts to identify risks in the form of drive-by attacks, phishing portals, and other threats that materialize while browsing.

At Conceal, your digital safety is our utmost priority. Our weekly threat report for the week of June 24th, 2024, unveils critical insights into the ever-evolving landscape of online threats.

The following report highlights recently detected sites that were deemed suspicious:

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SHA-256: f2876a6950f24ffb2198521e74af1e6d0ff83f8abf8f87c54bfc1e1dd88efe4d

browser-based threat 6.24.24

This page was detected by ConcealBrowse on June 17th. It was initially detected by 2 vendors on June 14th and is currently flagged by 14 vendors for phishing. ConcealBrowse intervened with a 19% risk score due to suspicious behavior.

This is a technical support scam, which mainly aims to steal money from victims by pretending to be a legitimate brand. These pages often force the user into fullscreen mode, along with playing alarming noises, which make it more difficult to tell that the notifications are not legitimate. If the user were to dial the phone number, the malicious actor would then walk them through the steps necessary to gain access to their banking information and machine. ConcealBrowse’s intervention benefits the user in this case by showing the interstitial page and letting them know before they proceed that the site is potentially dangerous.

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SHA-256: ff1f3409d3bc51c20db70b5b00991366e61416df5f15c004411014242d027be3

browser-based threat 6.24.24

This page was detected by ConcealBrowse on June 17th, having initially been reported by security vendors earlier in the year. It is currently detected by 18 vendors, causing ConcealBrowse to intervene with a 21% risk assessment.

This is a Microsoft phishing page, attempting to deceive users into entering their email credentials. In today’s age, email credentials are often tied to multiple accounts that hold value to the victim. For example, several workplaces use integrations that allow their employees to login to everything with just their email address. This could lead to a malicious actor gaining access into other systems and put other members of the company at risk. ConcealBrowse’s isolation blocks keyboard input while in a suspicious website, preventing users from entering their credentials.

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SHA-256: 910c259bf66f783dff6e38866902e544453ce2cf83b49871971be1afffdb43da

browser-based threat 6.24.24

This site was detected by ConcealBrowse on June 18th,  and there are currently ten security vendors flagging the site for malware hosting and malicious behavior. ConcealBrowse intervened with a 23% risk assessment because of suspicious activity.

This site claims to host several popular pieces of software that you would normally not be able to obtain without paying for the licenses. However, upon further inspection of the downloads, several security vendors have flagged them as being several different variants of malware. One of these variants is a cryptomining malware. Cryptomining malware infects the machine with software that degrades device performance and may leave it vulnerable to other exploits. While in an isolated session, users cannot download any software onto their device, which helps defend them against malware.

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Valuable Outcomes

As this recent threat reports exemplify, ConcealBrowse offers comprehensive protection against many sophisticated cyber threats. Our advanced threat detection capabilities have successfully flagged and quarantined malicious web pages, preventing users from falling victim to various cyber-attacks. Conceal remains dedicated to upholding the integrity of online interactions, constantly refining our detection algorithms and threat identification protocols to ensure proactive protection against emerging cyber threats. By integrating cutting-edge technology and a robust security infrastructure, we empower users to confidently navigate the digital landscape, knowing that their online activities are shielded from potential harm.

Join the Conceal Community and claim your FREE ConcealBrowse licenses!

Join the Conceal Community today and fortify your online security for free! Don’t miss the chance to benefit from our advanced threat protection and stay one step ahead of cybercriminals. Experience peace of mind while browsing the internet, knowing that ConcealBrowse is your shield against the ever-evolving threat landscape. Take the proactive step towards a safer online experience – get your free ConcealBrowse license now and join a community committed to safeguarding your digital world.

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Browser Security Use Case: Phishing

ConcealBrowse stopped a phishing attack from a compromised partner’s email, detecting and preventing credential theft hidden in a fake RFP request.

Browser-Based Threat Report: June 17

Browser-Based Threat Report

Week of June 17th, 2024

ConcealBrowse is leveraged by teams across the world to combat weaponized URLs. The technology is constantly analyzing suspicious web artifacts to identify risks in the form of drive-by attacks, phishing portals, and other threats that materialize while browsing.

At Conceal, your digital safety is our utmost priority. Our weekly threat report for the week of June 17th, 2024, unveils critical insights into the ever-evolving landscape of online threats.

The following report highlights recently detected sites that were deemed suspicious:

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SHA-256: aad290dd5b101cf7cf682ec0ac3d27d4996fc2e5913163c894dd427ebd7fc0bb

browser-based threat 6.17.24

This page was detected by ConcealBrowse on June 14th, with security vendors first detecting the site in May. It was initially detected by 3 vendors, and is now flagged by 15 for phishing, causing ConcealBrowse to intervene with a 28% risk assessment.

Prior to the removal of the site, this page was attempting to harvest credentials via QR code phishing. QR Code phishing involves a malicious actor taking a legitimate authentication QR code and hosting it on their own site. An unsuspecting user then uses the QR code to login to their account with their mobile device, giving the threat actor access to the tokens necessary to steal the account. ConcealBrowse’s intervention helps users recognize deceptive sites quickly, reducing the risk of the QR code being scanned.

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SHA-256: 9303785d3973a517df38ad215f29e2475c8baf477f763441c93a34b190a78c92

browser-based threat 6.17.24

This site was detected by ConcealBrowse on June 13th, the day after the first security vendors began detecting the site. It was initially detected by eight security vendors and is now flagged by 15 due to phishing and malicious activity. ConcealBrowse intervened on this page with a 17% risk assessment, citing suspicious activity.

This is a phishing page looking for a cryptocurrency recovery phrase. Recovery phrases are used to recover cryptocurrency wallets if the user has lost access. If the user were to enter their recovery phrase into this deceptive site, a malicious actor would have complete access to the wallet and be able to transfer all currency out of it. Given the value of some cryptocurrency, this can be devastating to the victim, and there is not a way to reverse the transaction. ConcealBrowse’s intervention blocks all keyboard input while in isolation, stopping users from entering sensitive information into suspicious sites.

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SHA-256: 9a59dcb47c75b6331f14dda356a2f4b8b35b32cc2ba3440b6262d0c582ca184c

browser-based threat 6.17.24

This page was detected by ConcealBrowse on June 13th, first being reported by security vendors on June 12th. It was initially detected by eight vendors and is currently detected by 13 vendors for malicious behavior. ConcealBrowse intervened with a 21% risk assessment due to the suspicious nature of the website.

This site is phishing for social media credentials. Compromised social media accounts may contain more personal data, such as phone numbers and addresses, that can be used to further target the victim. Additionally, malicious actors may use the compromised account to attempt to phish users in the victim’s contact list. Unknowing users are more likely to click on links from someone they trust, continuing the chain of compromise. ConcealBrowse’s intervention blocks keyboard input and prevents users from entering their credentials into sites while in isolation.

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Valuable Outcomes

As this recent threat reports exemplify, ConcealBrowse offers comprehensive protection against many sophisticated cyber threats. Our advanced threat detection capabilities have successfully flagged and quarantined malicious web pages, preventing users from falling victim to various cyber-attacks. Conceal remains dedicated to upholding the integrity of online interactions, constantly refining our detection algorithms and threat identification protocols to ensure proactive protection against emerging cyber threats. By integrating cutting-edge technology and a robust security infrastructure, we empower users to confidently navigate the digital landscape, knowing that their online activities are shielded from potential harm.

Join the Conceal Community and claim your FREE ConcealBrowse licenses!

Join the Conceal Community today and fortify your online security for free! Don’t miss the chance to benefit from our advanced threat protection and stay one step ahead of cybercriminals. Experience peace of mind while browsing the internet, knowing that ConcealBrowse is your shield against the ever-evolving threat landscape. Take the proactive step towards a safer online experience – get your free ConcealBrowse license now and join a community committed to safeguarding your digital world.

Browser-Based Threat Report: June 10

Browser-Based Threat Report

Week of June 10th, 2024

ConcealBrowse is leveraged by teams across the world to combat weaponized URLs. The technology is constantly analyzing suspicious web artifacts to identify risks in the form of drive-by attacks, phishing portals, and other threats that materialize while browsing.

At Conceal, your digital safety is our utmost priority. Our weekly threat report for the week of June 10th, 2024, unveils critical insights into the ever-evolving landscape of online threats.

The following report highlights recently detected sites that were deemed suspicious:

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SHA-256: d3829579d9551e9d64fd6091ab9950a75c4aa17a3aa0d05913ffea33aebb8f95

browser-based threat 6.10.24

This page was detected by ConcealBrowse on June 5th, the same day other security vendors began reporting. Although it was initially not detected by any vendors, it was then detected by six and is now flagged by 15 for phishing activity. ConcealBrowse intervened with a 22% risk assessment, citing suspicious behavior.

This site is impersonating the login page for a popular online shopping brand. Online shopping accounts may contain information such as saved credit cards or an email address. This data can then be used to steal money from the victim or attempt to compromise other accounts connected to the same email address. While in an isolated session, ConcealBrowse blocks keyboard input and users cannot enter their credentials.

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SHA-256: f076b589b3cb190f8f0f6f0475e851c019d260145bccedd0c0dafd1fb43fdc49

browser-based threat 6.10.24

This site was detected by ConcealBrowse on June 5th. The main domain was first seen by security vendors last year, with five vendors reporting it as malicious. Currently, the page is detected by nine vendors for malicious activity. ConcealBrowse intervened with a 20% risk score because of suspicious behavior.

Fake storefronts often take on the appearance of other popular brands to appear more convincing to the user. This site’s domain name is very similar to the legitimate brand, but upon further investigation, the deceptive site is registered to an entirely different organization. These scams may steal user’s money by failing to deliver the product or delivering an illegitimate version. While in isolation, users can interact with the site, but cannot type in any information necessary to make purchases.

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SHA-256: 3a278c931ccefdc21db9a125ba7afe14198c7b18dac78b9e4f1d17786dc0f57e

browser-based threat 6.10.24

This page was detected by ConcealBrowse on June 7th and has not yet been reported by any other security vendors. ConcealBrowse intervened with a 16% risk score, due to the detection of suspicious activity.

This site has been seen redirecting to a fake virus notification. These advertisements pretend to be legitimate anti-virus software companies, using legitimate brand names and logos to convince the user that their machine is infected. In this case, the site goes as far as to pretend to scan the user’s machine and find several instances of malware. This information may encourage the user to act quickly, giving out personal information to potential fraudulent sites. ConcealBrowse’s intervention helps users recognize the deceptive nature of these sites to keep them and their information protected.

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Valuable Outcomes

As this recent threat reports exemplify, ConcealBrowse offers comprehensive protection against many sophisticated cyber threats. Our advanced threat detection capabilities have successfully flagged and quarantined malicious web pages, preventing users from falling victim to various cyber-attacks. Conceal remains dedicated to upholding the integrity of online interactions, constantly refining our detection algorithms and threat identification protocols to ensure proactive protection against emerging cyber threats. By integrating cutting-edge technology and a robust security infrastructure, we empower users to confidently navigate the digital landscape, knowing that their online activities are shielded from potential harm.

Join the Conceal Community and claim your FREE ConcealBrowse licenses!

Join the Conceal Community today and fortify your online security for free! Don’t miss the chance to benefit from our advanced threat protection and stay one step ahead of cybercriminals. Experience peace of mind while browsing the internet, knowing that ConcealBrowse is your shield against the ever-evolving threat landscape. Take the proactive step towards a safer online experience – get your free ConcealBrowse license now and join a community committed to safeguarding your digital world.

Browser-Based Threat Report: June 3

Browser-Based Threat Report

Week of June 3rd, 2024

ConcealBrowse is leveraged by teams across the world to combat weaponized URLs. The technology is constantly analyzing suspicious web artifacts to identify risks in the form of drive-by attacks, phishing portals, and other threats that materialize while browsing.

At Conceal, your digital safety is our utmost priority. Our weekly threat report for the week of June 3rd, 2024, unveils critical insights into the ever-evolving landscape of online threats.

The following report highlights recently detected sites that were deemed suspicious:

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SHA-256: 4039db5be0412b1d527bdeb8a81e3c4977d1a7b253ea462f9e186658a2412341

browser-based threat 6.3.24

This page was detected by ConcealBrowse on May 31st. It was first flagged by security vendors in April, and there are currently nineteen vendors reporting this site as malicious. ConcealBrowse intervened with a 25% risk assessment, citing suspicious behavior.

This is a phishing page that attempts to harvest email credentials. Email credentials are particularly valuable to threat actors, due to their wide scope of use. A compromised email address can be used to send out more convincing phishing emails to other potential victims by coming from a trusted sender. Additionally, any credentials that were shared with the email address are also compromised and could lead to the loss of accounts that belong to the same user. While in an isolated session, ConcealBrowse ignores keyboard input, so user credentials are secure.

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SHA-256: f076b589b3cb190f8f0f6f0475e851c019d260145bccedd0c0dafd1fb43fdc49

browser-based threat 6.3.24

An example of one of the redirects

This site was detected by ConcealBrowse on May 31st, the same day other security vendors began reporting. It is currently detected by three vendors for malicious behavior. ConcealBrowse intervened with a 14% risk assessment due to suspicious activity.

Although the page has since been removed, the IP address associated with this domain has been involved in multiple instances of fraudulent downloads. This software, such as the one shown above, disguises itself as a legitimate service. Once installed, the computer is infected with adware that creates pop-ups or redirects users to unwanted websites. They may also act as a browser hijacker, changing default browser settings and putting the user’s data at risk. While in an isolated session, ConcealBrowse blocks downloads from suspicious websites.

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SHA-256: 1eafacce1d7df82b12d82d328aff1b14b7152e0fbaf813e0509717600ca6dd1b

browser-based threat 6.3.24

This page was detected by ConcealBrowse on May 31st, the same day that other security vendors began reporting. Security vendors originally reported this site as clean, but currently there are 13 vendors detecting phishing and malicious behavior. ConcealBrowse intervened with a 28% risk assessment after detecting suspicious activity.

Even though this domain is no longer active, security vendors are reporting this site as having hosted a phishing page. Phishing attacks are commonly spun up quickly and are taken down shortly after to avoid detection or investigation from security vendors. This site was registered on May 31st, the same day that it was removed, making it a zero-day phishing attack. ConcealBrowse scans all URLS as they are loading to intervene on dangerous sites such as this one and catch threats that may not be detected by other solutions until it is too late.

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Valuable Outcomes

As this recent threat reports exemplify, ConcealBrowse offers comprehensive protection against many sophisticated cyber threats. Our advanced threat detection capabilities have successfully flagged and quarantined malicious web pages, preventing users from falling victim to various cyber-attacks. Conceal remains dedicated to upholding the integrity of online interactions, constantly refining our detection algorithms and threat identification protocols to ensure proactive protection against emerging cyber threats. By integrating cutting-edge technology and a robust security infrastructure, we empower users to confidently navigate the digital landscape, knowing that their online activities are shielded from potential harm.

Join the Conceal Community and claim your FREE ConcealBrowse licenses!

Join the Conceal Community today and fortify your online security for free! Don’t miss the chance to benefit from our advanced threat protection and stay one step ahead of cybercriminals. Experience peace of mind while browsing the internet, knowing that ConcealBrowse is your shield against the ever-evolving threat landscape. Take the proactive step towards a safer online experience – get your free ConcealBrowse license now and join a community committed to safeguarding your digital world.

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Conceal Announces the Appointment of Brian NeSmith and Diane Honda to Its Board of Directors

Conceal appoints cybersecurity leaders Brian NeSmith and Diane Honda to its Board, strengthening its strategic direction and growth in browser security innovation.

June 5, 2024, 11:08 AM Eastern Daylight Time

AUGUSTA, Ga.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Conceal, the leader in cutting-edge browser security, announces the addition of Brian NeSmith and Diane Honda to its Board of Directors. Both bring extensive expertise and leadership in cybersecurity and business transformation, further strengthening Conceal’s strategic direction and growth.

Brian NeSmith, an internationally recognized business leader, has over 30 years of cybersecurity leadership experience. As the founder of Arctic Wolf and the former CEO of Blue Coat Systems, Brian has a proven track record of driving revenue growth and scaling organizations globally. His expertise in security services, enterprise software, and cloud transformation has established new market categories and raised the bar for enterprise solutions. Brian graduated from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology with a Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering.

Brian commented, “Conceal is revolutionizing the security landscape by addressing the largest and most destructive threats at the browser level. I am thrilled to join the board and support the company’s innovative approach to cybersecurity.”

Diane Honda, former Chief Administrative Officer, General Counsel, and Secretary of Barracuda Networks, brings a wealth of experience in global legal, human resources, compliance, operations, and enterprise risk management. Having led Barracuda through significant acquisitions and sales, Diane has been instrumental in operational and business transformations, mergers and acquisitions, leadership development, and corporate governance enhancement. She holds a JD from Santa Clara University School of Law and a Bachelor of Science in Applied Math/Computer Science and Industrial Management from Carnegie Mellon. Diane currently serves on the Board and Compensation Committee of The Hillman Group (Nasdaq: HLMN), and on the Board and Audit Committee of LucidWorks, Inc., a provider of next-generation AI-powered search applications.

“Conceal’s purpose-built MSP capabilities are unmatched in the industry. I am excited to join the board and contribute to the company’s mission of enhancing browser security for these critical companies tasked with defending the most vulnerable businesses,” said Diane Honda.

“I’m ecstatic to have two individuals of this caliber join Conceal’s Board of Directors,” said Spencer Tall, Managing Director of AllegisCyber. “Brian NeSmith and Diane Honda bring unparalleled expertise and leadership in cybersecurity and business transformation, which will undoubtedly strengthen Conceal’s strategic direction and growth.”

Gordon Lawson, CEO of Conceal, stated, “It’s a great honor to add these two cybersecurity titans to the Conceal Board. Both Diane and Brian will help take Conceal’s explosive growth to the next level, and I’m delighted to welcome them to our team.”


About Conceal

Conceal is dedicated to protecting organizations from web-based threats with its innovative solution, ConcealBrowse. An AI-powered browser extension, ConcealBrowse offers a private, lightweight, and easy-to-deploy defense against ever-evolving phishing, credential theft, and sophisticated social engineering attacks. By safeguarding the most vulnerable element of any organization—the human using a web browser—ConcealBrowse significantly mitigates the risk of destructive and costly cyber-attacks. For more information, visit https://conceal.io/conceal-browse/.

Browser-Based Threat Report: May 27

Browser-Based Threat Report

Week of May 27th, 2024

ConcealBrowse is leveraged by teams across the world to combat weaponized URLs. The technology is constantly analyzing suspicious web artifacts to identify risks in the form of drive-by attacks, phishing portals, and other threats that materialize while browsing.

At Conceal, your digital safety is our utmost priority. Our weekly threat report for the week of May 27th, 2024, unveils critical insights into the ever-evolving landscape of online threats.

The following report highlights recently detected sites that were deemed suspicious:

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SHA-256: 07052ea165f927c5b197eca828fd5cdbb692b7b911bb758a817ad7718eaa31f8

browser-based threat 5.27.24

This page was detected by ConcealBrowse on May 22nd, the same day other security vendors began reporting. It was initially reported by two security vendors and is currently detected by 10 vendors for phishing and malicious activity. ConcealBrowse intervened with an 11% risk assessment, citing suspicious behavior.

This is a shared document scam that aims to steal email credentials. The link is usually delivered via a phishing email that informs the user that there is a document available to view. The document will be something with high-priority, such as a bill or an invoice, to convince the user to click on the link right away. The compromised email account can then be used to send the same malicious link to other users, continuing the phishing attack. While in an isolated session, keyboard input is ignored, and users cannot enter sensitive information into suspicious sites.

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SHA-256: 04bdf7a7f188c4aa11765dd32f67e30c23bd4c20aea5067e37c14c1a6f8a6b20

browser-based threat 5.27.24

An example of one of the redirects

This site was first detected by ConcealBrowse on May 24th and was originally seen by one security vendor in April. It is currently detected by four vendors for malicious behavior. ConcealBrowse intervened with a 15% risk assessment due to suspicious activity.

This domain has been infected by malicious advertisements. Malicious advertising campaigns can distribute spam or infect the user’s browser with pop-up notifications, such as in the image above. They may also redirect the user to other harmful or illegitimate websites, including technical support scams and fake antivirus notifications. ConcealBrowse’s isolation protects users from malicious pages, such as browser notification scams, by keeping the site in the sandbox environment.

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SHA-256: cfe1fa4755027b119186593deed275c6c73c18c4d23f07e4aabfc6c6f0f60fcb

browser-based threat 5.27.24

This page was detected by ConcealBrowse on May 20th, the same day other security vendors began reporting. It is currently detected by 3 vendors for malicious behavior. ConcealBrowse intervened with a 12% risk assessment, citing suspicious activity.

The browser extension hosted on this webpage has been reported by other security vendors for being a browser hijacker. The extension will manipulate browser settings, such as the default search engine, to redirect the customer towards unwanted sites. These sites may not follow proper privacy policies, leaving the user at risk for their data being stolen and sold to other advertising platforms. ConcealBrowse will not let the user install an extension from a suspicious site in isolation.

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Valuable Outcomes

As this recent threat reports exemplify, ConcealBrowse offers comprehensive protection against many sophisticated cyber threats. Our advanced threat detection capabilities have successfully flagged and quarantined malicious web pages, preventing users from falling victim to various cyber-attacks. Conceal remains dedicated to upholding the integrity of online interactions, constantly refining our detection algorithms and threat identification protocols to ensure proactive protection against emerging cyber threats. By integrating cutting-edge technology and a robust security infrastructure, we empower users to confidently navigate the digital landscape, knowing that their online activities are shielded from potential harm.

Join the Conceal Community and claim your FREE ConcealBrowse licenses!

Join the Conceal Community today and fortify your online security for free! Don’t miss the chance to benefit from our advanced threat protection and stay one step ahead of cybercriminals. Experience peace of mind while browsing the internet, knowing that ConcealBrowse is your shield against the ever-evolving threat landscape. Take the proactive step towards a safer online experience – get your free ConcealBrowse license now and join a community committed to safeguarding your digital world.