Look1213@protonmail.com Ransomware
If you find out that Look1213@protonmail.com Ransomware has attacked you, we have bad news for you. Unfortunately, there is no decryption tool currently available for free so that you could recover your files after this vicious program encrypts them. Of course, your attackers offer you a way out by paying a certain amount of ransom fee in exchange for which they promise to send you the decryption software. We would like to warn you that contacting cyber criminals and paying money to them usually does not end well. It is quite unlikely that you will get anything in return for your money. ...
KKK Ransomware
KKK Ransomware is yet another malicious program that you need to avoid at all costs. It is a file-encrypting program that is crafted by cyber criminals so they could make huge sums of money illegally from unsuspecting Internet users. Just like any other ransomware program, this one will lock your data as soon as it gains full access to your operating system. It goes without saying that getting your files encrypted can have devastating outcomes, especially if you use your PC for work. To help you avoid such programs, our malware experts provide a few simple but very effective precautionary tips. ...
Amnesia 2 Ransomware
A new updated version of Amnesia Ransomware has been released recently. Specialists tend to call it Amnesia 2 Ransomware because it is a new version of already existing ransomware. Although it is known to be the latest version, we cannot say that it differs much from its predecessor. Generally speaking, there is one main activity it performs on users’ computers. First, it sneaks onto computers illegally and then encrypts important users’ files like pictures, images, and media files the second it finds where they are stored. Ransomware infections lock users’ files seeking to extract money from them easier. ...
Yoursafersearch.com
Yoursafersearch.com is a rather annoying browser hijacker since it might show users targeted advertising content. To make matters worse, there is a chance such content could redirect to potentially dangerous third-party web pages. If such ads are disturbing your browsing, we would advise you not to tolerate them and remove the application responsible for it. Deleting the browser hijacker is not particularly difficult, although the process might take some time for inexperienced users. Nonetheless, if you are up to the challenge, we can offer you our recommended deletion steps placed below this report. ...
Search.searchbtorr.com
While Search.searchbtorr.com may look like an entirely legitimate search engine, we want to inform you that it is nothing more but a browser hijacker that was created with the intention of hijacking and replacing your browser’s homepage address. You should consider removing it from your browser. The purpose of this hijacker is to subject you to promotional links that are featured in its search results, so you need to use it to search the web in order to encounter them. This hijacker was created to show promoted links and generate advertising income, so do not expect it to deliver you a search service. For more information, please read this whole article. ...
Fake Error "ERREUR # DW6VB36" : 01 84 88 88 95 Tech Support
Do not pay any attention to the information represented via the Fake Error "ERREUR # DW6VB36" : 01 84 88 88 95 Tech Support notification. This information was created by mischievous schemers, and it does not represent a realistic status of your virtual security. According to the bogus notification, spyware and viruses are trying to steal private data and personal photos, which is just a lie to push you into calling 01 84 88 88 95. This number does not represent real technicians, and the people answering your call definitely do not have your best interest in mind. ...
OnyonLock Ransomware
Ransomware infections are nasty software programs that encrypt files and demands a ransom fee. The OnyonLock ransomware is one of digital threats that can cause lots of trouble as it is programmed to lock up tens of files, including most popular formats such as .jpg, .doc, and .exe. Unlike many other similar infections, the OnyonLock malware does not lock the screen, which means that it is still possible to get to different locations, in some of which files containing a so-called ransom message is dropped by the infection. Ransomware has become a popular cyber weapon allowing crooks to lure unsuspecting computer users into paying up considerable amounts of money. ...
Master Ransomware
Master Ransomware encrypts almost all data located on the computer it infects, except the files placed in directories titled as program files, program data, windows, $recycle.bin, nvidia, intel, and so on. Thus, we could say it mostly targets files created by the user, e.g. text or other documents, pictures, photos, videos, etc. In the note presented after this targeted data becomes enciphered, the malware’s developers suggest the victim can get a decryptor for an unspecified amount of Bitcoins. However, as much as you wish to get your files back, we would not advise you to deal with these hackers, because it is entirely possible you could end up being tricked. ...
Search.searchgstt.com
Search.searchgstt.com is yet another release by Polarity Technologies, a fake company that is known to develop browser hijackers. This new search engine is also a hijacker because the company uses the same old methods to distribute it. It comes bundled with third-party software and is installed automatically by default. Its objective is to replace your browser’s homepage. If you use it to search the web, then you will get ad-supported search results that are unreliable. Therefore, we recommend that you remove this hijacker from your browser before you encounter malicious content through its links. To find out more about this malicious search engine, read this description. ...
Widia Ransomware
Have you discovered a screen-locking window WIDIA on your Desktop and found it impossible to remove it? If so, Widia Ransomware must be inside your system. Although we call this threat a ransomware infection, it slightly differs from similar threats in a sense that it does not encrypt any files even though the window it opens to users after the successful infiltration on the system says differently. Even though it does not perform the encryption activity as is typical for ransomware infections, it still demands money, so specialists have put it into the category of ransomware not without reason. ...
