Cryptobyte Ransomware
The appearance of Cryptobyte Ransomware may mean that all your files have been lost since the application is a vicious file-encrypting threat. The malicious program’s creators may try to convince you that the best option is to pay the amount of money they ask you to, but we have to warn you that such deal is extremely dangerous. There are no guarantees they will deliver you a working decryption tool, so there is a chance you could lose the transferred sum in vain. Instead of taking such a huge risk we advise you to look for other recovery options, e.g. copies from flash drives or other storages, recovery tools, and so on. ...
GruxEr Ransomware
GruxEr Ransomware is a new screenlocker ransomware that can lock your screen and encrypt all your important files at the same time. So when you are hit by this dangerous malware program, you most likely take it seriously because seemingly your computer becomes useless and non-responsive. Since your only hope seems to be to transfer your attackers the demanded ransom fee if you want to see or use your files again, it is possible that you would actually think about it. We are here to warn you that there is little chance for you to get your files decrypted even if you pay. Moreover, transferring money to cyber criminals is actually supporting cybercrime. ...
MyLuckySite123.com
Do not take any chances with a program that goes by the name of MyLuckySite123.com. Make sure to execute its complete removal if it is ever found up and running on your operating system. It is important to do so because this application has been classified as yet another browser hijacker. Like any other program of this classification, it can make invasive changes to your web browser's default settings. Unfortunately, due to those alterations, you will no longer be able to surf the web the way you are used to. In addition to that, you must be aware of the fact that in some instances this intrusive program could be the reason your operating system might be subjected to questionable and even potentially harmful web content. ...
MyBeginning123.com
If you are used to having a search engine set as your homepage, you might think that the suspicious MyBeginning123.com is harmless. Have you set it up yourself? Considering that it does not offer great services and that it does not have a good reputation, it is more likely that you were introduced to this browser hijacker along with a different program. When different programs are bundled together, one of them is always more desirable than others, and that is the program that is used to lure users in. Once the installer is executed, a bunch of unfamiliar pieces of software are offered along with it. ...
Magic PC Cleaner
Magic PC Cleaner is a computer optimization tool that we are forced to label as a potentially unwanted program. It means that this program is somewhat problematic, and computer security experts do not recommend running it. As you can see, this program requires that you pay the subscription fee if you want to make use of the application. However, it is highly doubtful whether the program can really deliver, so it would be for the best to remove Magic PC Cleaner for good. You should not tolerate applications that might prove to be both annoying and potentially harmful to your PC. ...
Converters Now Toolbar
Converters Now Toolbar might look like a useful tool, but it is not recommended to keep it on your computer because the application could be associated with potentially corrupted third parties. If you installed this app on your PC accidentally, you can always remove Converters Now Toolbar following the instructions you will find below. You should also check whether you have more undesirable programs because such apps often get distributed in groups. Your computer’s security should be one of your top priorities because once one potential threat arrives at your PC; a few others can find its way to you very fast, too. ...
Freshdesk Ransomware
A bunch of files with a new .www extension on your computer indicates the only thing - Freshdesk Ransomware has successfully slithered onto your computer and encrypted your files. Files having a new extension are those which have been locked. Unfortunately, it means that you could no longer access them all no matter that there are very important files among those encrypted ones. Ransomware infections illegally sneak onto computers to encrypt users’ files because they want money from users. They first lock files and then demand a ransom. ...
Haters Ransomware
Has Haters Ransomware invaded your operating system? If it has, you must have been tricked into opening a corrupted spam email attachment. You might not remember this if you open multiple spam emails every day. Also, the ransomware is launched silently, and so it might be hard to pinpoint the moment it has slithered into your operating system. Are other infections active along with the devious ransomware? That is something we do not know, but you can install a trusted malware scanner to inspect your Windows operating system and help you learn if you need to remove other infections. ...
DirectionsOnline
If you choose to download a program called DirectionsOnline, you have to research it first to see if it can be trusted. If you have installed it already, the chances are that it has not lived up to your expectations, and that is why you are researching its removal. Or maybe you are just curious if you have made the right decision by installing it. According to our research team, this extension is just another potentially unwanted program that is unlikely to serve you in a beneficial manner. Although the easy-access links that are represented via the toolbar might be authentic and legitimate, we do not think that it is necessary for you to install software just to be able to access the sites that are promoted via it. ...
Search.searchbrs.com
If your web browser opens Search.searchbrs.com when you launch it and you no longer see your preferred homepage URL, there is no doubt that your browser has been hijacked. Not all the users immediately notice the changes applied to their browsers, and, actually, not all of them go to take action even though they find a new search tool set on browsers without their knowledge. We do not blame those users who make a decision not to do anything about its presence because this search tool might really seem to be a search provider that can be trusted at first glance. Unfortunately, in reality, it is better known as a browser hijacker for malware analysts. ...
