Boris Ransomware
Boris Ransomware is a threat that shows a ransom note called README.txt and containing a text written in Russian. It states user’s files were encrypted, and the only way to get them back is to send an email to decode77@sfletter.com. Our specialists are almost one hundred percent sure the reply from the hackers would contain instructions on how to pay a ransom in exchange for decryption. Of course, it is not something we advise since it might appear to be a complete waste of money. There are no reassurances the malware’s developers will help you decrypt locked data even if you pay the requested sum and sadly, it would be impossible to get your money back if they decide to trick you. ...
Search.searchjsmtmp.com
Are you lost and confused about Search.searchjsmtmp.com? If you are, we are here to rescue you. Have you been tricked into installing this search tool and setting it up as your search provider, homepage, and/or New Tab page? This might be easier to do than you think because the hijacker could be presented in a highly attractive manner. Was it introduced to you alone? That is unlikely. It is more likely that you were offered to download an extension that was bundled along with the hijacker. All in all, whether it was installed alone, or along with a bunch of other programs, you should really consider deleting Search.searchjsmtmp.com. ...
Search.hdesignyoursite.co
Do you see Search.hdesignyoursite.co open automatically when you launch your web browser? If so, it is a clear sign that your browsers have been hijacked, i.e. their settings have been changed without your knowledge. Browser hijackers are threats that are usually distributed via software bundles, which explains why so many users have no idea how they enter their computers and thus find the changes applied by them undesirable. Luckily, modifications made can be undone quite easily, so you should act immediately if you are not happy about the presence of Search.hdesignyoursite.co on your web browsers. ...
Jewsomware Ransomware
A red window opened on the screen claiming "Your Files Have Been Encrypted by the Sneaky Jew" means only one thing - Jewsomware Ransomware has infiltrated your computer successfully. It has been discovered by specialists at the beginning of July 2018, so it has not become prevalent yet; however, the situation might change soon, so we highly recommend that you do not keep your system unprotected. Specialists suspect that Jewsomware Ransomware is still in development since it does not lock or delete any files, but it is only a question of time when it gets an update and starts working properly. ...
The Brotherhood Ransomware
The Brotherhood Ransomware is a malicious program that shows a picture of Willy Wonka, a character from the movie called Charlie and the Chocolate factory, next to the text on the ransom note. However, we believe the possibility of any users seeing this message is incredibly tiny. That is because we do not think the cybercriminals behind it are distributing it and even if they were the looks of the described ransom note could change. Nevertheless, our specialists think users who wish to keep their systems safe from such threats should learn about them as much as possible. ...
Scarab-Bomber Ransomware
It takes one click to invite Scarab-Bomber Ransomware into your Windows operating system, but it takes much more than that to remove it. Furthermore, you might be unable to revert to the same state you had before the invasion. The infection encrypts personal files, and recovering them is unlikely to be possible. The developer of the malicious ransomware corrupts data using an encryption algorithm, and once files’ data is scrambled, there is no way to read them. Legitimate and free file decryptors exist, but they cannot help the victims of ransomware. ...
Rpd Ransomware
Rpd Ransomware is a dangerous computer infection that will encrypt most of your files, and then it will demand that you pay ransom to get your files back. This is how encrypting ransomware infections work: They scare users by appearing suddenly, and then they lock their data, and they are not joking around. While it is not difficult to remove Rpd Ransomware from your computer, it might be more challenging to restore your files. If you have a file backup in an external hard drive, the problem is more or less solved. Nevertheless, you have to understand that you might say good-bye to some of your files. ...
FastFormFinder
Users install FastFormFinder on their computers from the official Chrome Web Store expecting that they could access government forms (e.g. tax forms and citizenship forms) with the single click as promised. Some users find this piece of software beneficial, but if you ask us, we do not think that it is extremely beneficial because it only sets a page that contains websites that can be accessed without its help. If you have not found it very useful, but you have already installed it on your computer, you should erase it from the system as soon as possible. ...
Gameszone Search
It is very often that users add extensions to their browsers without any second thought. Although browser extensions like Gameszone Search are far from severe computer security threats, they should not be taken lightly. What’s more, sometimes extension might be added to your browser automatically when you click some pop-up or download programs from file-sharing websites. The point is that you need to remove Gameszone Search from your browser if you did not intend to have this extension. It is really intrusive, and it might inadvertently expose you to potentially harmful content. ...
Mysterybot
Many users still think that malware targets Windows PCs only, but it is not true. Mysterybot is a perfect example of malware that works on Android devices. Specifically speaking, it should affect those devices that run on two Android versions: Android 7 and Android 8. Researchers have thoroughly analyzed this malicious application to find out more about it. They can now say with confidence that it is a typical banking Trojan. In other words, it has been developed to obtain users’ online banking credentials and then steal money from them. Unfortunately, Android users usually find out about the successful entrance of Mysterybot when it is too late, i.e. when personal details from their devices have already been sent to the C&C server. ...
