TAP Provider V9
TAP Provider V9 is an adware server, which can send all kinds of questionable third-party advertisements to your screen when your system has been infected with certain malware. If you find way more suspicious ads while surfing the web than before, chances are those come from this ad server. As you may know, being exposed to potentially unreliable third-party content can be risky to engage with. You may easily infect your computer with more serious threats, but you may also open a new tab with malicious content. If you are scammed on a fake website, you may also lose money from your bank account. ...
Suspended Ransomware
Suspended Ransomware is indeed the new version of Stop Ransomware, which was first detected only a good two months ago. Yet, there is a new version already taking its hostages and causing possibly irrevocable file damage to its victims. Although you may believe that paying the relatively high ransom fee will give you your files back, we highly doubt that. In fact, experience shows that such attackers only rarely care enough to send the key. It is more likely that they will send another dangerous threat, to be frank. No wonder why we keep emphasizing the need for a backup so that you can always feel secure. ...
Windows Health Is Critical FAKE Tech Support pop-up
Sometimes we encounter fake alerts like Windows Health Is Critical FAKE Tech Support pop-up that can seriously frustrate us. Normally, it is possible to simply close a fake alert and then continue doing whatever you have been up to. Unfortunately, this fake alert will not allow you to access your programs as it will look as though your system is about to experience the blue screen of death. Therefore, unless you remove Windows Health Is Critical FAKE Tech Support pop-up from your computer, it will not be possible to resume normal operations. You will find the manual removal options below, but please bear in mind that it will be quite challenging to get rid of this intruder. ...
Search.hdigitalcointracker.net
Search.hdigitalcointracker.net is a potential computer security threat that will appear on your browser unexpectedly. Like most of the unwanted applications, this one may enter your system in a software package with a number of other programs. It also means that you install it willingly, even if you are not aware of that. However, now that you see it on your browser, you can do something about it. It is not that hard to remove Search.hdigitalcointracker.net from your system, but you should pay a greater detail to all the other unnecessary programs that might be running on your PC right now. ...
MovieFlex
There is this category of programs that we do not think much about, but they could end up being quite annoying. MovieFlex belongs to that category, and it is a potentially unwanted application. It functions as a browser extension, and it is compatible only with the Chrome browser. In this concise description, we will tell you more about such browser extensions, and you will also find manual removal instructions below. It is important that you remove MovieFlex from your system, especially if you did not intend to have this application in the first place. You should never tolerate a program when it enters your PC unexpectedly. ...
BaYuCheng@yeah.net Ransomware
If you ever come across a program, which is known as BaYuCheng@yeah.net Ransomware, make sure to do everything in your power to avoid it as it happens to be extremely dangerous. If you are not familiar with ransomware applications, you must know that they are crafted to encrypt vast quantities of data without requiring your consent. Usually, malware developers use such malicious programs to make illegal profits from unsuspecting Internet users. The scheme under which they work is rather simple; upon intrusion, malware locks your data and then asks for a ransom in return for decryption services. ...
Browser Bleach
Our specialists say users should watch out for Browser Bleach as it appears to be a potentially unwanted program (PUP). It may not mean the application is malicious, but while researching it, we realized it could introduce users to possibly malicious advertisements from the third party. Consequently, we advise against its usage, even though it could help you clean your browser's cookies, or other similar data faster. On the other hand, how can your browser be clean if you are keeping such an unreliable application? If you decide to get rid of it, you should check our recommended deletion steps located at the end of this report. ...
Home.centralhubradio.com
If you love to listen to online radios, you may think it is a good idea to have a browser extension like Home.centralhubradio.com installed, but you would be mistaken unfortunately. This tool only works in your Google Chrome browser for starters. Since it may exhibit suspicious behavior, we have categorized it as a potentially unwanted program (PUP), but it is possible that other malware researchers consider it a browser hijacker. As a matter of fact, this featured search page is set as your new tab and default search provider by a browser extension called Central Hub Radio. ...
Korean AdamLocker Ransomware
Korean AdamLocker Ransomware is a new malware infection that can present serious danger to you and your files. This ransomware threat seems to target Korean computer users as a new variant of AdamLocker Ransomware, which surfaced a good year ago. This vicious program can infiltrate your system without your knowledge and encrypt all your personal files, including .exe files. It also disables certain main system processes, which makes it a bit more difficult for you to remove Korean AdamLocker Ransomware. We do not recommend that you comply with the demands and transfer the ransom fee for the decryption key because you could easily lose your money, too. ...
Audiovisualizer Search
Audiovisualizer Search is a browser hijacker that may enter your computer together with a browser extension. It is not a malicious computer infection, but if you want to keep your system safe, you should seriously consider removing it for good. While you are at it, perhaps you should scan your PC with the SpyHunter free scanner because we believe that you have more than just one unwanted application installed. Potentially unwanted programs travel in groups, and so you will do yourself a favor if you run a full-fledged diagnostic scan. Should you have more questions, please do not hesitate to leave us a comment. ...
