Home.mapsnt.com
If you ever encounter an application which is known Home.mapsnt.com, be sure to do everything in your power to avoid it at all costs. If unfortunately, it is already up and running on your personal computer, you must perform its complete removal as soon as possible. It is imperative to do so because this application happens to be one more browser hijacker. As you may know, devious programs of this classification are defined by their ability to make invasive and otherwise undesirable changes to your browser's default settings without any notification or authorization. ...
Search.searchgmfs.com
If your Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox, and Google Chrome have started opening Search.searchgmfs.com automatically for you, and you know that you have nothing to do with these changes applied to them, your all web browsers must have been hijacked. Search.searchgmfs.com is not the first browser hijacker developed by Polarity Technologies Ltd., but it is a brand new product, so it has not affected many computers yet. Of course, its popularity is rising, so it is only a question of time when a number of victims increases. ...
Rapid Ransomware
If your Windows operating system lacks protection, Rapid Ransomware could be the next infection you face. According to our malware research team, this threat could be distributed using different techniques, but the victims could be tricked into executing it themselves. In this case, the infection is likely to be concealed as a harmless file and sent to the victim in the form of a spam email. If the file is opened, the infection is unleashed without any warning. If the victim does not realize that their system is infected, nothing is done, and that leads to the encryption of files. ...
DeathNote Ransomware
In this report we will talk about a malicious program we came across recently; it is known as DeathNote Ransomware. The message displayed by it could say all of your files were enciphered and there is no way to decrypt them if you do not agree to pay a ransom. In reality, it seems the malware creates a single archive with all users’ files and puts a password on it. It means the data does not need any decryption. Instead, all the user has to do is type a specific password and the archive with all his files should open. ...
Pulpy Ransomware
If your computer is full of .txt files informing you about file encryption, the odds are that you are dealing with Pulpy ransomware, which encrypts files in numerous directories in an attempt to scare you into paying a ransom fee. You should not consider paying any release fee because cyber criminals are not interested in helping you. Ransomware infections should be removed from the computer once detected, but the Pulpy ransomware does that for you. The infection terminates itself once encryption processes are finished, but that does not mean that you should leave everything as it is. There are several preventative measures you should take, and we discuss those measures further in the text. ...
CryptWalker Ransomware
What can happen if you do not protect your Windows operating system? CryptWalker Ransomware could use a security backdoor to slither in and wreak havoc. This malicious infection is most likely to spread via a misleading spam email, and you could execute the ransomware yourself unknowingly by opening a corrupted file. This dangerous threat is a new version of the Jigsaw Ransomware, which is why many anti-malware programs identify it by this name. Both versions are malicious, and both must be removed from the infected systems immediately. ...
Absolute Keylogger
Absolute Keylogger is a malicious threat that could be hiding in your system and collecting your personal data. According to our specialists who researched this malware, it should no longer be distributed since it was created some time ago, but there is still a chance other similar infections might use it. For users who have discovered it on their devices, we would recommend reviewing the rest of our text to learn more vital details about it. Also, if you are looking for a way to erase Absolute Keylogger manually, we could offer our provided removal steps located at the end of the article. ...
Congratulations, You Have Won fake message
If you ever encounter Congratulations, You Have Won fake message coming from the http://yeah-mobile.com domain, close it right away even if it claims that you have won an iPhone 7 because it is completely fake. We can assure you that nobody is going to give you this expensive item for free, so get rid of it mercilessly. We cannot promise that it will be easy to remove Congratulations, You Have Won fake message in all the cases because this depends on the reason you see it. ...
Search.searchm3f.com
Search.searchm3f.com is not a search tool we could call a legitimate search provider. It is usually called a browser hijacker by specialists because it tends to appear on users’ browsers without permission. It has been noticed that it can alter settings of all the most popular web browsers, including Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox, and Google Chrome. In most cases, it changes both homepages and default search tools on them. If your browsers have already been affected too, you should mercilessly remove Search.searchm3f.com from them because it is not what it seems to be even if it looks like a search tool that can be trusted. ...
Cryptedx Ransomware
If you are in a rush to delete Cryptedx Ransomware, you are on the right track. This malware is very dangerous, and you need to get rid of it as soon as possible. In the best case scenario, you will remove this infection before it initiates the encryption of files, but, unfortunately, the ransomware is silent, and it is unlikely that many users will discover this threat at that stage. Most will figure out that malware exists on their systems only after the ransomware displays an “Error” message and creates a TXT file to represent the ransom demands. At this point, the files are already encrypted, and there is no way to reverse the process. ...
