Jhash Ransomware
The HiddenTear source code is used to create new ransomware infections quite often, specialists say. The newest threat it can be found in is Jhash Ransomware. It is a newly-detected infection, so it does not have many victims yet, but, of course, this might change soon, so you must be cautious. Since it belongs to the group of HiddenTear-based malware, our specialists did not need to carry out an in-depth analysis to find out how it is usually spread. Just like similar threats, it is spread via spam emails, they say. At first glance, there is nothing malicious about the launcher of this ransomware infection. ...
Teamo Ransomware
If Teamo Ransomware attacks your PC, there is a good chance that this will not end well for you; although, you can also get lucky. The truth of the matter is that this malicious program encrypts your media files stored in default locations. So if you keep your files in your own preferred directories, chances are they are untouched by this dangerous threat. Still, you need to take this ransomware program seriously. We have found that this infection is yet another spin-off of the good old Hidden Tear Ransomware. Hackers and beginners also like to use this open-source program as their base; this is how Jhash Ransomware and Foxy Ransomware among others have emerged. ...
PlayCenter Search
A potentially unwanted program (PUP) called PlayCenter Search is introduced to users as a tool that can be used to find and play online games. When the extension is installed onto Google Chrome – the only web browser it is compatible with at this point – it not only provides you with a search field via which you can find some games but it also modifies your default search provider to control the searches initiated via the address bar. Although it is suggested that this modification is meant to help you find games (after you enter “G” into the address bar and press the “Tab” key), our research team is worried that the search provider could be used for the promotion of unreliable links. ...
Awesome Dealers
Awesome Dealers is a suspicious piece of software that you should avoid at all times. We advise you to do so because malware experts at our internal labs have classified it as a potentially unwanted program. During its in-depth analysis, it has been discovered that it can act in a suspicious and intrusive manner. It turns out this dubious application can make unwanted modifications to your browser's default settings without any warning. In turn, browsing the Internet will become an annoying and bothersome experience, to put it lightly. ...
Wo Sind Meine Dateien Ransomware
When Wo Sind Meine Dateien Ransomware invades your operating system, it destroys your personal files, and then it creates a ransom note suggesting that they are simply encrypted and that you can reverse it all by purchasing a decryption key. According to our research team, trusting the information provided to you by the creator of this ransomware is a terrible idea. If you pay attention and fulfill the demands, you will find yourself with your wallet empty and your files lost. Although it all sounds awful and unfair, you have to remember that ransomware creators are never trustworthy. ...
Search.searchtpg.com
Search.searchtpg.com is yet another useless and potentially risky featured website from Polarity Technologies Ltd. who does not seem to stop surprising us with more and more browser hijackers emerging. This new hijacker can show up as your homepage in your Mozilla Firefox, Internet Explorer, and Google Chrome browsers, and you may not even remember installing it. In fact, this malware infection is not even that new to us since we have seen identical and very similar ones dozens of times. ...
Relec Ransomware
Relec Ransomware is a computer infection that is meant to give you a good scare. This “educational” ransomware cannot encrypt your files, but it can sure make you think that it did. This program changes your desktop wallpaper and displays an annoying pop-up that says you need to pay for a decryption key. Computer security experts say that it is really easy to remove Relec Ransomware, so you should never even consider paying for anything. If anything, this intruder is an indication that we might get similar acts in the future. And when those come around, they will definitely encrypt something. ...
Cobra Ransomware
Cobra Ransomware is a new malicious infection that has been detected quite recently. It is an extremely dangerous program that can virtually cripple target system. In this description, we will give you a summary of what this program can do, and what the implications of the infection are. Also, you can find the manual removal for Cobra Ransomware at the bottom of our page, but please bear in mind that having a system or a file backup is a lot more important at the moment. Restoring your files might be quite challenging if you do not have healthy copies of your files saved. ...
Apple Security Alert
Apple Security Alert may unexpectedly appear while you surf the Internet and if it does there are a few things you ought to know. According to our specialists, the pop-up message is fake, and it might be distributed with untrustworthy software downloaded from P2P file-sharing networks or other doubtful sources. As a consequence, we advise against calling the provided number. Doing so might be extremely risky because you could accidentally reveal your sensitive data to hackers or give them other opportunities to trick you. ...
HoroscopeBuddy Toolbar
If you have found this report, the chances are that you want to learn how to delete HoroscopeBuddy Toolbar or that you want to learn more about this suspicious, potentially unwanted program (PUP) before you decide whether installing or eliminating it is the better move. Our research team has recently reviewed this suspicious toolbar, and it appears that it works in the same way that MyEasyLotto Toolbar, HolidayPhotoEdit Toolbar, NewNoteCenter Toolbar, and other toolbars created by the infamous Mindspark Interactive Network do. ...
