You might think that Searchme.com is an average search engine, but the truth is that it is a browser hijacker whose purpose is to hijack your browser’s settings and replace its homepage address and possibly even the new tab page address. Its purpose is to impose itself on your browser to make you use it to search the web. Therefore, we recommend that you remove it from your browser as soon as the opportunity arises because the purpose of replacing your browser’s homepage is to make you view and compel you to click promotional ads featured in its search results. To generate more income, this hijacker is also set to gather anonymous information about you that is used to customize and tailor the links for each unique user. ...
Play-bar-search.com is yet another browser hijacker from the Imali Media family, and it accompanies such well-known hijackers as Cheetasearch.com and Searchinvietnam.com. In most cases, Imali hijackers are spread via browser extensions that can be promoted using software bundles and pop-up offers. We classify these extensions as unreliable because they were created only to showcase hijackers. They do not have any other purpose! Our researchers warn that the extension along with the hijacker it represents could be installed without your permission if you execute a malicious software bundle carrying a bunch of unreliable programs together. ...
iSpy Keylogger is probably one of the worst nightmares out there right now. This keylogger infection can steal your personal data by logging your keystrokes. Unlike ransomware, adware or rogue antispyware, this program will not be explicit about its presence. Therefore, you may not know that your computer has been compromised until it is already too late to do anything about it. ...
Ncrypt Ransomware is an infection that was designed to bring its victims to the knees and make them follow the demands that are introduced to them. Just like the majority of ransomware infections – such as Princess Locker Ransomware, Aviso Ransomware, or Exotic Ransomware – this infection demands to pay a ransom, and, unfortunately, many users comply with this demand because they are afraid of losing their personal files. Will you lose your files if you do not pay the ransom? Will you get your files back if you pay it? What happens when you delete Ncrypt Ransomware? ...
Noticing Princess Locker Ransomware on your computer could be the worst experience for you today. If this ransomware infection finds a way to your operating system, you can be sure that your personal files, including your media files, will be encrypted. In this case, your only chance to restore your files is to get hold of the decryption key. Obviously, this key is kept hidden on a remote server and you can only get it if you pay the demanded rather high ransom fee. At least, this is what these cyber criminals behind this dangerous threat want to make you believe. Unfortunately, there is little chance for you to get this key even if you transfer the money. ...
Constant redirections to or through the Dnshost.me site can only mean that your computer has been compromised, and now you have unwanted applications and programs on-board. For the most part, such redirections to adware servers may be more annoying than dangerous, but you will do yourself a favor if you scan your PC with a legitimate antispyware tool and remove all the programs that could be associated with Dnshost.me. The problem is that in the long run, these redirections could cause a severe security issue that might result in an ultimate system crash. And you most certainly would not want to go through that. ...
Dnav.com is a search engine that should show “the best search results from across the web.” Even though it looks like a traditional search engine, specialists do not think that they can call this search tool reliable just because it promises to show good search results. There are, actually, three reasons why researchers at 411-spyware.com do not recommend using Dnav.com as a default search engine. First, it is very likely that this search tool is a browser hijacker because it has changed the settings of all the browsers it has found installed on the computer without permission. Secondly, it is known that it might display third-party ads promoting websites, products, and services. ...
If Time-search2016.com hijacked your browser, it is time to learn more about this threat. After testing the search engine, our researchers decided to categorize it as a browser hijacker. It looks like the application can change user’s default start page by doing particular modifications to the browser’s data. This might make it difficult to get rid of Time-search2016.com. If you want to replace it, but do now know how to do it, slide below the text and use the available instructions to eliminate it manually. However, before you delete the threat, it could be a good idea to read more about the browser hijacker, so you would know how to avoid such suspicious software in the future. ...
The Contact Us +1-844-324-6233 scam is a fake security alert that is devised to push the unsuspecting users into spending their money for nothing. If you see a message on your screen that urges you to call the given number, please refrain from doing so. Instead, you need to find the culprits behind the scam and remove all the potential threats from your computer ASAP. Only then will you be able to get rid of the Contact Us +1-844-324-6233 message. If you do not do that, it is very likely that you will not be able to operate your system as you are used to. ...
Venis Ransomware is a dangerous malicious program that has been discovered recently. This infection was found not only spreading as an encrypting ransomware but also promoted as a service on the Dark Web. It seems that this ransomware was in the developmental stage when it was released, which could precede the fully functioning beast. However, we have found that after a number of samples that did not all work fine, both the RAAS (Ransomware As A Service) and the ransomware itself were dead on the day of discovery. ...