Thedon78@mail.com Ransomware
You might have executed Thedon78@mail.com Ransomware yourself as you opened a spam email attachment hiding the launcher of this malicious infection. This method of distribution is the most common, but it is possible that other methods will be employed as well. When this threat is launched, it immediately goes after your files, and it can encrypt them using the AES encryption algorithm. The process is silent, and so it is unlikely that you will realize that your files are being corrupted until the attack is complete and the ransom note is displayed. ...
WinterWaldo
When your homepage suddenly changes to home.winterwaldo.com, it is a definite sign that an unwanted program entered your computer. In this case, we are dealing with WinterWaldo, an adware application that can also modify your browser settings. For the most part, this program enters your system to deliver commercial content and make some money out of it. However, in the worst-case scenario, the application could also be exploited by cyber criminals to infect you with malware. Although that kind of turn of events is highly unlikely, you should not take your chances. Remove WinterWaldo today, and avoid other potential security issues. ...
Erdey.exe
It might seem unbelievable, but a single file such as Erdey.exe could be accountable for some of the questionable advertisements displayed on your browser. If you recently noticed an increasing amount of irritating ads, it might be the time to clean up your computer from untrustworthy software. Apparently, the file could be placed on the system together with a browser hijacker. It is impossible to miss an appearance of such a program as it almost always settles on the browser by changing particular preferences like start page, new tab page or search engine. ...
CyberSplitter Ransomware
Our security team says that CyberSplitter Ransomware is the same as Cyber Splitter Vbs Ransomware. It would not be surprising because it is very often that malicious programs have several names. Now, if these are absolutely the same, then we can apply the same behavioral patterns to CyberSplitter Ransomware, as well. What’s more, we can also remove this infection following the instructions that were used for the previously released ransomware program. However, just because we have stepped on the same rake twice, it does not mean we should pay less attention to this infection. On the contrary, we have to eradicate it without any further ado. ...
Safe.scanpc.online
Multiple computer security users have reported Safe.scanpc.online to be an unsafe website. Currently, the page is down, but it is possible that the installer file for this search engine might still be circulating around. If you happen to see this domain on your browser, there is a good chance that you have installed several unwanted applications on your computer. It would be for the best if you removed Safe.scanpc.online from your browser for good. While you are at it, you should also consider scanning your PC with a security application that would protect your system from similar intruders in the future. ...
1-855-556-1624 Driver_irol_not_less_or_equal
1-855-556-1624 Driver_irol_not_less_or_equal is one more fake alert that every Internet user should avoid at all times. If you already have it up and fully running on your personal computer, make sure to delete it without any hesitation since it exhibits no valuable features whatsoever. This is important to do since this devious program is known to limit your access to your personal computer. It also uses scare tactics to trick naive Internet users into paying for a hoax repair service. In this article, we provide our further findings regarding the invasive functionality of 1-855-556-1624 Driver_irol_not_less_or_equal along with virtual security tips that will help you avoid any suspicious program. ...
Crypt.locker Ransomware
Crypt.locker Ransomware could be the worst nightmare you have ever seen penetrating your operating system because it could be quite likely that you would lose all your important files in this attack. However, we have found that this ransomware is actually a new variant of the infamous JigSaw Ransomware, which practically has been cracked by malware hunters. This means that it is possible to find a free tool on the web that you could use to recover your files that got encrypted by this otherwise dangerous ransomware infection. But even if there is a tool on the web, we do not advise inexperienced users to try to download it and use it either. ...
Levis Locker Ransomware
If the malicious Levis Locker Ransomware has locked your Desktop, you might think that your entire operating system has been paralyzed. The reality is that this devious threat creates an illusion that your system was locked just so you would feel intimidated and pay the money that is requested in return of the unlocking of the screen. According to our malware researchers, there is one simple move that you have to make to disable the screen’s lockdown, and we discuss this further in the report. While you can move straight to the removal guide below to get rid of the threat, we recommend that you read this report before you delete Levis Locker Ransomware. ...
1800-935-6918 Driver_irql_not_les_or_equal
If you have found your Desktop covered with the 1800-935-6918 Driver_irql_not_les_or_equal window, it does not necessarily mean that a serious computer issue has arisen. Even though this window has been made to look like a genuine BSOD (Blue Screen of Death) window shown by the Windows OS, specialists at 411-spyware.com are sure that it is fake. As a consequence, users should not believe any word they find on this window and definitely not call the provided telephone number. Of course, we do not blame those users who decide to contact the “system administrator or technical support group for further assistance.” ...
Xbotcode@gmail.com Ransomware
Xbotcode@gmail.com Ransomware is slightly more dangerous than some other similar threats because it enciphers not only users’ photographs, documents, pictures, and other personal files, but also program data. Thus, right after the malware finishes encrypting its targeted files, some of the applications might crash immediately. Of course, since you can reinstall locked software, the most concerning thing is your personal data. Our specialists say that at the moment the malware’s damaged files cannot be decrypted. Still, we advise against paying the ransom since there are no reassurances the malicious program’s creators will keep the promises they make. ...
