Edematousliterature Extension
Edematousliterature Extension is an extension that is represented at edentulatecontrol.com/bn.php, which is where the name comes from. In fact, there are several different extensions that can be presented via this page, including “Syamit” or “Edentulatecontrol,” but, for the sake of this article, we are identifying all of them as Edematousliterature Extensions. If you have downloaded any of them, our recommendation for you is to remove them. If you do not know how to do that, you will find out by reading this report. We also talk more about the way the extensions are presented, and why trusting them is not a good idea. ...
Search.browsersearch.net
If you are using a device with Android OS or iOS, you might find Search.browsersearch.net set on your browsers one day. It can change both your homepage and default search tool, so we are sure you will sooner or later notice it on your web browsers if it ever applies changes to them. Even though this search tool seems to be quite trustworthy at first glance, it is not, believe us, so do not even consider keeping it set on your browsers. You can remove Search.browsersearch.net at any time, but we cannot promise that its removal will be a piece of cake because browser hijackers can be stubborn infections. ...
Wyvern Ransomware
It seems Wyvern Ransomware is a new version of a malicious application called Globe Ransomware. Just like the previous variant, the malware appears to be capable of encrypting a huge part of data located on the targeted computer. Consequently, users might experience a huge loss of private files. As usual, hackers behind the threat seek to gain money from their victims as they leave a ransom note asking to contact these people and learn how much the decryption tool is. Of course, we would advise against it since you cannot know if the hackers will keep to their end of the deal. ...
CyberDrill Ransomware
The CyberDrill ransomware is yet another infection built using the Hidden Tear open source, which has been already used by quite a few people interested in how ransomware works. Hidden Tear uses AES encryption and displays a ransom message to scare users into paying up. However, as this openly available code is supposedly aimed for education, it was created to encrypt files that are located on the desktop in the Test directory. The CyberDrill ransomware is no exception. It scans the system for the Test folder and has been found to encrypt files with the extensions .png and .jpg. ...
Netfindersearch.com
Netfindersearch.com is a rather mysterious tool since there is no information about its creators, the application’s policy on privacy issues, and so on. Nevertheless, our specialists were able to test the search engine themselves, and as a result, they came to a conclusion it should be classified as a browser hijacker. It appears to be the threat could alter your homepage, default search provider, or even new tab page settings just to convince you to surf the Internet with Netfindersearch.com. Behind this behavior, there might be a particular reason, but we will talk about this later in the text. ...
Click-cpa.net Ads
Click-cpa.net is an advertising network showing Click-cpa.net Ads. There are several possible reasons why you were exposed to these commercial advertisements. First, you could have entered an untrustworthy domain that redirected you straight to the Click-cpa.net Ads domain with advertisements. Second, you opened Click-cpa.net directly by, for example, clicking on its link located on the search results page opened to you when performing web searches. Third, malware entered your system successfully. You must remove Click-cpa.net Ads as soon as possible. ...
HeroesOftheStorm Ransomware
If you ever come across a program that goes by the name of HeroesOftheStorm Ransomware, make sure to avoid it at all times. It is crucial to do so because this malicious application functions in an incredibly intrusive manner. If you are not familiar with programs classified as ransomware, you should know that they are infamous for their ability to encrypt data without any notification whatsoever. As you can imagine, having such a devious program could have devastating outcomes, to put it lightly. To find out more about the inner workings of this malicious program, make sure to read the rest of our detailed report as we present in-depth information about its inner workings. ...
Google Security Warning
Google Security Warning is a fake alert that will be displayed on your screen when you enter suspicious websites. The fake alert itself is not a malicious infection, but the fact that you see it on your screen may point out certain problems with your system’s safety. Although it is not possible to remove Google Security Warning from your system because it is simply not there, it is always a good idea to perform regular PC scans with a security tool of your choice. You might find a lot of unwanted programs that are running on your computer, thus slowing down your system’s performance. ...
Edentulatecontrol
Edentulatecontrol does not appear to be malicious, but we noticed the application might be forced on users and so we decided it would be best to classify it as a potentially unwanted program. If you continue reading our article, we will explain to you how it might be distributed and how the extension may affect your browser. In the last paragraph we will also talk about the potentially unwanted programs deletion; thus, if you are here only because you are hoping to find a way to remove Edentulatecontrol from the computer manually, you should slide below the article and have a look at the provided deletion steps. ...
Search.gsearch.io
Search.gsearch.io is not one of those search providers that can be trusted, so if you are looking for a new tool that would allow you to perform web searches more effectively, do not set this one on your browsers by any means. If you have already done that or it has shown up on your Internet Explorer/Mozilla Firefox/Google Chrome web browsers out of the blue, go to remove it today. Search.gsearch.io cannot be considered a trustworthy search provider, specialists at 411-spyware.com say, so if you let it stay, its presence will only bring problems. ...
