.SKUNK File Extension
.SKUNK File Extension is appended to all files affected by a malicious program called Skunk Ransomware. Unfortunately, if your data was marked this way it is entirely possible you will never get them back. As you see, the malware encrypts them with a secure cryptosystem, which means to decrypt the files you would need a decryption tool. No doubt, Skunk Ransomware’s creators might promise to provide you with such means if you pay a ransom, but in reality, there are no guarantees they will not scam you. ...
My Search Manager
My Search Manager is a browser extension that is considered a potentially unwanted program. This Chrome extension is thought to be potentially unwanted because it has certain features that some users might find rather intrusive. If it was your intention to have this application on your browser, you can sure keep on using it, but please bear in mind all the things that come with it. If you do not want to have this extension, we will show you how to remove My Search Manager from your browser at the bottom of this description. ...
Pdfconverter.pro
Pdfconverter.pro appears to be a browser hijacker, so if you do encounter it, we would recommend being careful with it. Usually, browser hijackers that provide a search engine might be potentially dangerous because they may show modified search results. It means the gathered results could be injected with third-party advertisements in order to generate advertising revenue from user’s clicks. The bad news is, such content might come from just about anywhere since the browser hijacker’s creators do not list the companies that may show ads and claim they are not responsible for any third-party content. ...
Spartacus Ransomware
Spartacus Ransomware is a dangerous malware infection that is capable of encrypting all your important files, including your photos and documents. This new ransomware program was coded in .NET. The attackers behind this malicious threat demand that you pay a ransom fee in exchange for the decryption of your files. The price seems to depend on how fast you send an email to these cyber criminals. Unfortunately, we do not believe that you will get your files decrypted even if you were to pay. Experience shows that cyber villains rarely keep their promise. ...
InternetSpeedTester
There does not seem to be anything suspicious about InternetSpeedTester, but our research team labels it as a potentially unwanted program. It means that the application may have certain features that users may deem undesirable. Also, it could be possible that this program gets installed on target systems accidentally. It would not be surprising knowing how potentially unwanted programs travel around. So if you do not know why or how this application entered your system, perhaps you should really consider removing InternetSpeedTester for good. Please scroll to the bottom of this description for the manual removal instructions. ...
Search.searcheasywa.com
Search.searcheasywa.com is a questionable featured search page that can appear in your browsers as your new homepage. We have found that this malware infection is indeed a browser hijacker that comes from the ever-growing Polarity Technologies team, who are also responsible for dozens of other potentially unwanted programs as well as browser hijackers like Search.searchjmt.com and Search.searchidd.com. If you find this hijacker in your browsers, it is quite likely that you have installed a free program recently. This infection is known to be spread via suspicious file-sharing websites and other shady methods. ...
Win Speedup 2018
Win Speedup 2018 will say that it can speed up your PC by cleaning the registry, but we are not so sure about its reliability. Our research team says that the program falls into the potentially unwanted software category, and it means that the application may have certain features you could deem to be undesirable. What’s more, the application might have been installed on your computer accidentally, so if you did not intend to have this program on-board, you can use this opportunity and remove Win Speedup 2018 today. Also, for more information, you can always leave us a comment below. ...
Convert-myfiles.link
Convert-myfiles.link is the URL of the official website promoting the browser extension Convert My Files and the URL of the page it sets on users’ web browsers when they install it. As research has shown, it is only compatible with Google Chrome, which is considered one of the most popular web browsers, so it seems that it targets a large group of users and seeks to become popular software. At the time of research, there were only 8 active users who installed this extension from the Chrome Web Store (https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/convert-my-files/clhkbldihegalmdahapgmhdfpdkbjghb), which shows that it has not achieved its goal to become popular yet. ...
MauriGo Ransomware
MauriGo Ransomware is one of those nasty infections that enter computers illegally and then mercilessly encrypts users’ personal files. It uses the AES-256 encryption to lock users’ personal files, and there is, actually, only one obvious reason why it has been programmed to lock files on victims’ computers – to help cyber criminals to obtain money from ordinary users. If your files have already been locked, i.e. you have noticed that you can no longer open your documents, videos, pictures, and many other files, and you can locate a ransom note demanding money from you, it means that the ransomware infection has already done its job. ...
AutoClean Pro 2018
AutoClean Pro 2018 is a potentially unwanted program that you must have installed on your computer accidentally. It may not be an extremely dangerous application or anything like that, but computer security experts say that you should not tolerate such programs on your system because they are intrusive, and they could be associated with types of intrusive behavior. Therefore, it would be in your best interest to remove AutoClean Pro 2018 from your system today. While you are at it, you should also look for other potential threats that might have entered your computer together with this unwanted program. ...
