Jigsaw-Dat Ransomware
Jigsaw-Dat Ransomware is a new variant of a malicious program named Jigsaw Ransomware. If you encountered it, you should see a window with a man’s face and a text written in black on top of it. As usual with threats alike, the infection’s developers want to get a payment in Bitcoins and threaten to delete user’s files if he does not comply with the demands. Our specialists report the hackers’ account has no money in it and hopefully it will remain to be empty. Paying the ransom not only funds cybercriminals, but also may put your savings at risk. ...
WannCrypto V6 Ransomware
It is highly unlikely that you will ever face WannCrypto V6 Ransomware, but it is our obligation to inform you about this suspicious application. Although it poses as a file-encryptor, it is not a regular infection because it simply does not work. That being said, it was created by someone who might have malicious intentions, and so we cannot just brush it off. We suggest reading this report to learn more about the suspicious infection and to find out how you can remove it and keep your operating system malware-free in the future. Keep in mind that a single careless step could help malware invade your system, which means that you need to be cautious at all times. ...
anonimus.mr@yahoo.com Ransomware
Our specialist encountered a recent threat that was most likely created by AnimusLocker Ransomware’s developers; it is called anonimus.mr@yahoo.com Ransomware. The most interesting part is that the research shows the new malicious application might be partly based on Scarab Ransomware as some similarities were found in its code. It means the hackers behind anonimus.mr@yahoo.com Ransomware could have failed to create an infection that would be better and decided it would be easier to use features of a more advanced file-encrypting application. ...
My Daily Verse XP
My Daily Verse XP is a browser extension that modifies certain browser settings in a rather intrusive manner. It is very likely that you did not install this application on your computer willingly, so if you are confused about it, perhaps it is time to remove My Daily Verse XP for good.
Scroll down to the bottom of this description for the manual removal instructions. If you do not feel confident enough to terminate the application on your own, you can also get yourself a licensed security application and get rid of My Daily Verse XP automatically. ...
My Converter Hub
My Converter Hub is a browser hijacker targeted at users looking for tools to convert PDF or Microsoft Word documents. Our specialists say it may change user’s default browser’s preferences to make it load Search.hmyconverterhub.com (the application’s search engine). Below the search box or on the extension’s provided toolbar there should be links leading to online document converting tools and various popular web pages. The links might seem handy, but you should know you can enter these sites even if you do not have My Converter Hub. ...
Exerciers.mobi
Exerciers.mobi is an adware server that might appear on your browser when you have a few adware applications installed or your browser settings have been changed without your permission. The adware server itself is not a malicious infection; it merely shows that someone has tampered with your browser. If you want to stop seeing Exerciers.mobi when you browse the web, you should reset your browser settings to default, and then review your web browsing habits to see what might have lead to getting affected by adware. If you have any question about this type of security threats, please leave us a comment below. ...
Marap
Marap is one of those malicious infections that might be really hard to spot unless you perform regular system scans with a licensed antispyware tool. It is a banking Trojan, so it means that this malicious program is often used as a tool in various cybercrime activities, and the things it does depends on what the person on the other end programs it to do. If you happened to have this program running on your system, you need to remove Marap immediately. Although it is possible to get rid of this program manually, we would strongly recommend automatic removal with a powerful antispyware tool. ...
.KRAB Files Virus
It is always exciting when it looks like you have a new research object at hand, but then you can feel the wind knocked out of you when you realize that it’s the same infection only under a different name. This time, we are talking about .KRAB Files Virus, which we have already discussed under the GandCrab4 Ransomware keyword. You can be sure that both names point out the same infection, so you need to apply the same instructions to remove .KRAB Files Virus from your system. There might be several reasons this program has more than just one name, and we will discuss the main one below. ...
Gandcrab V4
Gandcrab V4 belongs to the GandCrab Ransomware family or to be more precise the malicious program is its latest addition. Our specialists say it has changed quite a lot from its early versions and became more dangerous as well. It appears to be the malware can encrypt lots of various files, and it can complete this process even if there is no Internet connection. Victims of the threat can easily separate damaged data from by the additional .KRAB extension that should be added to each affected file. Also, the threat’s victims should receive a ransom note explaining how to pay a ransom and decrypt locked data. ...
NSB Ransomware
You do not want NSB Ransomware invading your operating system because if it succeeds, your personal files could be permanently corrupted. Once in place, this malware can use a complicated encryption algorithm to mess your personal files up. At the time of research, a legitimate free decryptor did not exist, which means that corrupted files were not decryptable. The victims of this malicious infection can get out of the situation without serious consequences only if they have their personal files backed up. Hopefully, you used cloud storage and removable drives to secure your files before the infection invaded the system. ...
