According to Northdata[0], the Managing Director has been part of the now-defunct "Black Diamond Suxess Club GmbH", which allegedly has been running a Ponzi scheme[1].

Also, if you look up the address, it's not an office complex. It's a residential area with single-family homes.

[0]: https://www.northdata.com/M%C3%BCller,+Montgomery,+K%C3%B6ln...

[1]: https://www.bekm.us/black-diamond-suxess-club-gmbh-mario-ore...

> if you look up the address, it's not an office complex. It's a residential area with single-family homes.

And I bet there are no Wozniaks in that garage.

> Also, if you look up the address, it's not an office complex. It's a residential area with single-family homes.

I don't like considering this a signal. We want indie developers to flourish (a business name is little more than paperwork that anyone can get), and it's too easy for the nefarious to buy a "virtual office" in a legit-looking office building that is little more than a PO Box.

I was coming here to say the same thing. It's really amazing that they used their own domain name to receive the payload from this malware analytics code. Possibilities are (1) all of the people associated with this company are not real people (faked LinkedIn profiles and everything), (2) they are really, really dumb, or (3) it was a roque employee/contractor who saw an opportunity to set this up and skim some cream.

> there are no trial downloads available for theirs desktop products

They have a contact form and it's quite normal here in Germany that you have to contact the business first before you can download the business software.

All in all most normal small IT companies I know in my area have a similar looking website.

Which makes it more unserious is that one of the Managing Directors has done shady business in the past.