Mogera Ransomware can autostart with Windows, which is something all users who encounter this threat ought to know. That is because the malicious application encrypts personal files, and it is possible it can do the same to newly created data after a restart if the user does not remove it from the system. This is why our specialists recommend deleting the malware before restarting the system as a safety precaution. To learn how to erase Mogera Ransomware, you should have a look at the instructions located at the end of this report. ...
PCASTLE is a Trojan infection that infects vulnerable systems and then steals personal data. Rather than being an independent infection, this Trojan might exhibit a variety of behavioral patterns, depending on what commands it receives from the C&C. Like with most Trojan infections, PCASTLE doesn’t have a GUI, so it is hard to know that it is running on your computer. Unless you run regular system scans, you won’t know that your system has been compromised only after something nasty happens. Thus, make sure you scan your PC regularly, so you could remove PCASTLE promptly. ...
You need to secure your Windows operating system against Godzilla Loader because this dangerous Trojan can open the door for all kinds of malware. This infection is classified as a Trojan, and it works as a downloader. That means that once it slithers in silently, it can download other threats from a remote server without the victim’s notice. The Trojan itself does not contain malicious payloads, and it relies on the connection to remote servers to drop them onto the infected computer. At this time, the malicious infection is a threat for Windows users, and so they are the ones who need to secure their operating systems. ...
Porn Blackmail is not a direct computer infection. It is a scam that tries to push scared users into clicking a link they receive in a spam email. If you receive this message, it doesn’t mean that your computer has been infected with anything. Although it would be a good idea to scan your system with a reliable antispyware scanner to make sure that everything is okay. To put it simply, you do not need to remove Porn Blackmail because it is not on your computer. All you have to do is delete the email that carries it and be done with it. ...
DDT Ransomware is a serious ransomware infection that will not let you take a breath. This program is there to swindle you out of your money, and the more you pay to these criminals, the better (in their point of view). This program will work just like your any other ransomware program that we have discussed before. It will encrypt your files and it will threaten you to pay the ransom fee. You have to stay strong and resist these threats. Focus on removing DDT Ransomware from your system, and then invest in a licensed security program that would help you protect your system against various threats. ...
Do not let Krypton Stealer in because this dangerous Trojan will steal all of your personal information that you leave out in the open. If you have saved any passwords on your browsers, use crypto-currency wallets, or rely on VPN clients, you are at risk. Unfortunately, the malicious Trojan is a silent killer, and you will not notice it when it slithers in. In fact, you will not notice it when it records and transfers your private data to a remote server either. The presence of this infection is so inconspicuous that you are likely to discover it only if you randomly decide to scan your operating system to check whether or not you need to remove any threats. ...
You need to backup your files because threats like Skymap Ransomware are rampant. This kind of malware invades a vulnerable operating system and then encrypts files. Some threats are capable of encrypting everything in their way, which, in some cases, causes complete system crashes. There are also threats that only mimic encryption, and they are mostly used to trick people into paying money for bogus decryption services. The infection we are discussing in this report can encrypt personal files, which include documents or photos, but it does not affect system files, which means that the attackers can make their demands very clear. ...
What should you do when getdataback@fros.cc Ransomware attacks? If you get the chance, remove this malicious threat before it takes over your files, scrambles the data within, and makes it impossible for you to read them. Unfortunately, when this threat slithers in first, it is quite inconspicuous, and so you are unlikely to notice it. What does that mean? That means that you are likely to be surprised once you find the “.id-[unique number].[GetDataBack@fros.cc].gdb” extension appended to your personal files and once a window named “GetDataBack@fros.cc” shows up on the screen. ...
Although GottaCry Ransomware represents itself as a file-encryptor, this malware is a screen-locker. That means that it blocks access to the operating system in the hopes of tricking victims into taking certain actions. In this case, it is paying money in return for a password that, allegedly, can help users regain access to the system and get the files decrypted. Well, according to the tests conducted by our research team, the infection does NOT encrypt files, and it does NOT delete them either, although that is one of the claims introduced to the victims. ...
Guruofsearch.com falls under the classification of browser hijackers. The application may hijack a user’s browser by replacing its default search engine, homepage, and even new tab page. Also, our specialists learned that Guruofsearch.com is hosted on the same IP address just like our previously tested browser hijackers, for example, Super-search.org, Mysupersearch.net, and so on. If you want to learn more about it, we encourage you to read our full report. Besides, if you encountered this threat and you do not like the way it altered your browser preferences, we can help you get rid of it. ...