CrossRAT
CrossRAT is a remote access Trojan that is targeted at Windows, Linux, macOS, and Solaris operating systems. This dangerous infection is distributed in a clandestine manner – which we discuss further in the report – and it runs stealthily as well. If the threat finds its way into the system, it can be used by remote attackers to perform in a malicious manner. All commands are received when the Trojan connects to flexberry.com without authorization. This action is silent too, and so spotting the infection truly is challenging. Unfortunately, if you do not notice and delete CrossRAT right away, you could experience major virtual security issues. ...
Chrome Security Warning Scam
If your Chrome browser contains a warning that reads "Chrome Security Warning!", that means you are dealing with a scam. The content of the Chrome Security Warning scam should be ignored and the instructions provided not followed to prevent any financial loss and operating system-related issues. The deceptive warning resembling a technical support notification is a tricky attempt to make you think that you need a professional's assistance to unlock your computer. In reality, the professional behind the scam warning is a shameless impostor. ...
Search.searchlye.com
Search.searchlye.com is a browser hijacker that will modify your browser’s settings. It is not the most dangerous computer infection out there, but it can sure be annoying. Security experts say that you should not tolerate such intruders because they could accidentally expose you to dangerous websites that could eventually result in a malware infection. The sooner you remove Search.searchlye.com from your computer, the better. While you are at it, you should also look for more unwanted applications because they tend to travel in packs. Running a full system scan with a reliable antispyware tool would most definitely help you with this task. ...
TheGameSearcher
TheGameSearcher is a potentially unwanted program or a PUP, in short, that may change your browser’s default search engine or other preferences to encourage you to surf the Internet with a modified search engine. However, the application’s descriptions suggest the tool lets the user “play free online games from” his Chrome address bar. No doubt, you can find free online games with any search engine if you simply use particular keywords, so we do not see any need to risk the computer’s safety by installing such an unreliable tool. If you wish to learn more about TheGameSearcher, we encourage you to keep reading our article. ...
EncryptServer2018 Ransomware
EncryptServer2018 Ransomware is one of the newest ransomware-type infections detected by our specialists. It seems that it targets Windows Servers mainly, but ordinary users cannot be careless too because it might successfully slither onto their computers one day if they download software from untrustworthy websites, click on suspicious links, and open malicious attachments from spam emails they get. The entrance of ransomware infections rarely goes unnoticed because these threats make modifications on victims’ computers right after slithering onto their computers. ...
Search Tuner
Do not take chances with a program which is known as Search Tuner because it happens to be one more potentially unwanted program. Malware researchers at our internal labs have classified it in such a way after its in-depth analysis, which revealed its intrusive inner workings. It turns out that this devious application can make unwanted changes to your browser’s default settings without requiring consent from you. Unfortunately, quite a few users obtain this application because it is advertised as a great tool that should present you with an ability to search the web more efficiently. ...
Ransomuserlocker Ransomware
No doubt Ransomuserlocker Ransomware is the one that has infiltrated your computer and locked your files if you can no longer access pictures, documents, and other files on your computer, and they all have .RansomUserLocker appended to them. According to specialists at 411-spyware.com, the chances are high that this ransomware infection targets Korean-speaking users primarily because a ransom note displayed to users after the encryption of personal files takes place is in Korean, but, of course, all users can encounter this malicious application no matter if they know this language or not. ...
PornBlackmailer Ransomware
PornBlackmailer Ransomware is a dangerous malware program that uses scare tactics to extort money from you. Unlike most ransomware programs, this new infection does not actually encrypt your files to render them unusable, but, instead, it collects important information about your system and your browsing habits along with proof that you have been accessing porn sites. This malware infection claims that you have been watching child porn and spreading it, too. If you do not send these attackers a certain amount of money, your information will be automatically sent to the police. ...
Gh0st RAT
If your Windows operating system is not protected, every security backdoor could be used for the malicious Gh0st RAT to slither in. In the past, this malicious threat was spread using a misleading spam email with a corrupted link. If the user was tricked into opening the link, a malware dropper was downloaded, and, subsequently, the Trojan was dropped too. This is how the threat was invading operating systems back in 2008. Ten years later, numerous methods of distribution are employed, and that is because the threat is no longer in the hands of one malicious party. ...
Search.youreasyemailsh.com
Search.youreasyemailsh.com may show up on your computer and hijack your browsers, so we are here to warn you about this new malware infection. It was not easy for us to identify this browser hijacker since it is almost identical to all other featured search websites coming from the same family, including Search.wallstreetwatch.co, Search.searchtmpn.com, and Search.searchgmfs.com. The creator team, Polarity Technologies Ltd., seems to have endless creativity to come up with newer and newer themes for these search pages; although, some are completely identical clones with a different URL. ...
