Search.yourtransitinfonow.com
Search.yourtransitinfonow.com is one of those browser hijackers that take users by surprise. They do not look like anything dangerous, and they are not. But having one on your browser can definitely be a nerve-wracking experience. In order to protect your system from potential exploitation, you should remove Search.yourtransitinfonow.com from your browser the moment you notice it. While you are at it, you should also consider acquiring a powerful antispyware tool that would help you locate other unwanted applications. The chances are you have a lot of unwanted apps on-board because such security threats seldom travel on their own. ...
PCEasyNow
If you are still thinking whether or not you should install PCEasyNow, our research team suggests that you do not. This PUP (short for “potentially unwanted program”) might seem great, but, in reality, it is just another useless system optimizer that was designed to trick Windows users into paying for something that is not beneficial. Although it is claimed that the PUP can ensure that your system is clean and running efficiently, we have to warn you that this application does not deserve your trust. If you scroll down below, you will find a guide that shows how to delete PCEasyNow manually. ...
Advance Doc Optimizer
If you ever discover a program known as Advance Doc Optimizer active on your operating system, we highly advise you to delete it without any hesitation. We urge you to do so because this application has been categorized as one more potentially unwanted program. Such classification has been made by our malware experts because it exhibits questionable functionality. Another major reason for such classification is the dubious distribution of this suspicious program. If you want to have a better understanding of how this suspicious piece of software functions, and why its removal is essential, make sure to read our article entirely. ...
Coperanking999.today
Coperanking999.today is the URL of a fake Windows tech support warning the goal of which is to make you call the number 001-800-630-3153. The trademark Windows present in the scam has nothing to do with this hoax, and you should be aware of the fact that scam warnings very often contain design elements of famous companies or brands to deceive inexperienced computer users. The Coperanking999.today scam is another attempt to gain some financial or other type of gain from you, so you should ignore the content displayed by the Coperanking999.today warning. ...
Napoleon Ransomware
Napoleon Ransomware is one more devious program that you should not have up and running on your personal computer. If it is ever found active on your PC, make sure to perform its complete removal without any hesitation. That is critical to do so since applications of this classification act in an extremely malicious manner. If you are not familiar with ransomware programs, you must know that they can encrypt large quantities of files stored on the affected computer. It should be more than obvious that having an application of this categorization will have devastating outcomes. ...
"Your Windows has been blocked" +1-844-528-4333
If you see a warning like "Your Windows has been blocked" +1-844-528-4333 while browsing the web, it is important that you do not take it seriously since this is simply just another fake alert. We have seen more and more such alerts hitting the web in the past months, including "Your Computer May Have A Virus Scary Alert" and "WANNACRY DETECTED fake alert." It seems that there is not one day going by without a new one appearing. This is an aggressive promotional campaign to sell low quality or useless services and supposed system fixing software. ...
Emailfaster.co Offers
If you are wondering why your browser's default settings were altered, you must know that it could be the doing of a browser hijacker. One such application goes by the name of Emailfaster.co Offers. If it is ever found active on your personal computer, make sure to execute its complete removal right away. Having the devious application up and running on your computer means that browsing the Internet will become a bothersome and frustrating experience, to put it mildly. What is even more concerning is the fact that this hijacker could even prove to be quite dangerous. ...
MaxiCrypt Ransomware
The presence of the .[maxicrypt@cock.li].maxicrypt extension at the end of every personal file you cannot open can mean only one thing – MaxiCrypt Ransomware has infiltrated your computer. It is one of those nasty infections that only cause problems to users, so do not be surprised when you find out that you can no longer open your personal files (e.g. images, pictures, documents, text files, etc.) after its successful entrance. Yes, this malicious application encrypts files on victims’ computers. It does not differ from other crypto-threats analyzed by specialists working at 411-spyware.com in this sense. ...
Netcrypton Ransomware
It has been said a million times before, but we have to say it again: Do NOT download unfamiliar software. Windows users who do not follow this advice could face NETcrypton Ransomware soon. In the wild, the launcher of this malicious infection is concealed as a key generator, or “keygen,” which is the kind of software that is meant to generate valid license keys for software. Unfortunately, in most cases, keygens include malicious payloads, and so even if you do not let in ransomware, you could let in other kinds of threats by using malicious key generators. ...
Tbhranso Ransomware
The entrance of Tbhranso Ransomware, HiddenTear-based malicious software, will only bring you problems because this threat will lock your all files without hesitation if it ever infiltrates your computer. We are sure cyber criminals have borrowed the HiddenTear source code and developed this crypto-threat having the only goal in mind – to extract money from people. It is the reason this infection locks users’ personal files immediately after the successful entrance as well. ...
