Do I know anyone who knows the right malware analysis tools to determine whether an app accesses any files on the computer or what remote servers it connects to? I want to know more about what this particularly well targeted malware is trying to do.
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In the mean time, if you get an email about doing sponsored videos for @sumopaint or @RainwayApp the emails are fake and are very likely trying to take over your YouTube channel. I'm going to do a video explaining how this scam works because it's very well done.

Jun 3, 2022 · 12:50 AM UTC

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Replying to @aaronpk @Sumopaint @RainwayApp
I got both of them. I was checking out the Sumo paint download and windows identified it as having 2 trojan horses so I didn't install it. I talked to the real people at Sumo and they asked to see a screenshot of the Trojans. No news yet.
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Sadly there's not much the real companies can do about it since the malware is hosted on lookalike but otherwise very real websites. I reported them to the @Sendgrid abuse team since that's who they're using as their email provider.
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Replying to @aaronpk @Sumopaint @RainwayApp
yep, i think this scam hit @mmoxreview a few weeks back