Symbiom Ransomware
Symbiom Ransomware is supposed to lock user’s data with a strong encryption algorithm called AES, although the sample our researchers tested for some reason failed to complete this task. Nonetheless, it was determined that the application has the ability to encrypt specific file types that we will list further in the text. Either way, we advise you to eliminate the infection with no hesitation no matter if it succeeds to lock your files or not. To help users erase it faster, we are offering our recommended removal steps located below the text. It would be naïve to believe the cyber criminals behind Symbiom Ransomware care about the harm they cause you. ...
ServerTest
ServerTest is one of the keywords we use for a browser hijacker else known as Yeadesktop.com. A browser hijacker is a type of computer security threat that may not look too obvious at first. This program will modify your browser’s settings for monetary purposes. Of course, a browser hijacker cannot steal your money or your credit card information, but it does not mean that it can be taken lightly. It is important that you remove ServerTest from your computer immediately. If left to its own devices, this browser hijacker could end up exposing you to potentially harmful content, thus leading towards a malware infection. ...
Simple Restore Closed Tabs Button
Simple Restore Closed Tabs Button is a browser extension, and it does not look like something dangerous. However, we would not be writing about it if the extension was absolutely safe. The problem with such browser extensions is that users tend to add them to their browser accidentally, and then they think their system security has been compromised. Your computer should still be OK, but it would be for the best to remove Simple Restore Closed Tabs Button from your system right now. The amount of similar browser extensions seems to be increasing, so they clearly bring in a financial profit for their developers. ...
SnakeLocker Ransomware
SnakeLocker Ransomware is a recently discovered ransomware-type program that should encrypt your files. However, the good news is that it currently does not do that. It seems that this program is still being developed and was released half-finished, probably for testing purposes in the real world. Therefore, most of the information presented in this article is subject to change. Nevertheless, we think it is important to provide such information about this program as it currently stands. Fortunately, you can also remove it before it can do any damage to your files because ransomware is usually set to encrypt files upon infection. ...
Battlefield Ransomware
A new extension .locked appended to your pictures, documents, music, and videos suggests only one thing to us – Battlefield Ransomware, a nasty crypto-threat, has already infiltrated your computer. Specialists say that this ransomware infection is still in development, but it definitely encrypts files already, so its entrance always results in the loss of files. Although you have already discovered your files locked, it does not mean that you cannot unlock them. No, we are not talking here about purchasing a decryption tool from cyber criminals. It is already known that a free tool that can unlock files without the special decryptor is available. ...
Search.loginemailaccounts.com
Search.loginemailaccounts.com might be traveling with suspicious browser extensions, so if you noticed this search engine settled on your browsing application, we would advise you to check whether you did not allow potential threats enter the system. Afterward, our researchers recommend removing Search.loginemailaccounts.com too. The tool was classified as a browser hijacker, meaning it might be possibly dangerous. The research shows it could display modified search results that might contain pop-ups, banners, or other irritating ads leading to unknown web pages. ...
Incognito Start Button
Incognito Start Button is one of those potentially unwanted programs that might seem like a pretty good deal, but in fact, they should be terminated at once. Some may argue that these programs are not direct computer security threats, and they would be right. However, if you did not intend to have this application on-board, and yet somehow it is there running on your computer, it is the first sign that something is off. Therefore, you will do yourself a favor if you remove Incognito Start Button from your PC right now. Please refer to the manual removal instructions right below this article. ...
Mole03 Ransomware
If you let Mole03 Ransomware in, you should find a file named “_HELP_INSTRUCTION.TXT”. This file informs that your files are encrypted, and, unfortunately, this is not a scam. If this ransom note was left behind, your personal files must be encrypted, and you are unlikely to get them back. The creator of the ransomware wants you to pay a ransom, but you need to think very carefully about what you might be getting yourself into by paying it. After all, you know that cyber criminals are not interested in your personal files or your own wellbeing, and there is no motive for them to help you save your files. ...
Rapidyl.net
We are not going to lie – there is malicious software inside your system if you keep experiencing redirections to Rapidyl.net every day and, as a consequence, see tons of commercial advertisements on your screen. The name of the malicious program responsible for opening this domain is unknown, but it should be an advertising-supported application, or adware, according to specialists at 411-spyware.com. Most probably, it has arrived on your computer bundled with third-party software, or you have downloaded it from some kind of dubious page yourself thinking that it is a beneficial piece of software. ...
HUSTONWEHAVEAPROBLEM Ransomware
This could be a real nightmare for you if you find out that HUSTONWEHAVEAPROBLEM Ransomware has found a way to your system because this can easily mean that you may lose most of your personal files. This dangerous threat can encrypt your files without the possibility of recovery. At least, we have not found any free tool on the web developed by eager malware hunters that could crack the key and decode your files. This also means that your only chance to have your files back is to have a recent backup copy somewhere. You can either use cloud storage or a portable drive to do backups. ...
