Searchiksa.com
Searchiksa.com is a search tool that might use Google Custom Search engine to display unreliable third-party advertising. Plus, it can also hijack your browser by changing your preferred homepage. As a consequence, the application falls under the category of browser hijackers. Besides the unwanted changes of mentioned settings, the program could also provide users with modified search results. The main downside of these ads is that they may redirect the user to unfamiliar web pages and some of the websites might be created for malicious intentions. ...
HDD Encrypt Ransomware
We want to inform you about a newly discovered ransomware that cyber security specialists have dubbed HDD Encrypt Ransomware. You must remove this application if it happens to infect your computer because it is configured to scan it for files to encrypt them using an advanced encryption algorithm. After encrypting them, this ransomware will offer you to contact the developers of the decryption key, but keep in mind that you will not get it for free. Make no mistake, this program was created with the intention of extracting money from users that have been unfortunate to have their computers infected with this ransomware. For more information, please read this whole article. ...
DevNightmare Ransomware
DevNightmare Ransomware is a malicious program that is actually true to its name as it can truly become a nightmare for you if it manages to slither onto your computer. Strangely enough, we have dual feelings about this infection. On the one hand, it seems like it was authored by an amateur judging by the quality of the ransom note. On the other hand, we have found that this ransomware is built on the infamous open-source Hidden Tear Ransomware. In any case, this ransomware can definitely leave its mark on your computer with the encryption of your files since there is no file recovery tool available on the Internet yet to help you decode your files. ...
Lookupopinion.com
There is no denying that, at first sight, Lookupopinion.com does not look that suspicious. The interface of this page reminds of a regular search engine with a search dialog box in the middle and Top Searches keywords below it. Also, this page is supported by the Terms of Use and Privacy Policy statements, which is extremely important. If you ever encounter a page, a service, or a program that is not supported by legal information, you should not trust them under any circumstances. Of course, not all services and software that are supported by this information can be trusted either. ...
Masterlock@india.com Ransomware
Even if you have been vaguely familiar with ransomware applications, you will definitely recognize them when you see one. Take Masterlock@india.com Ransomware, for example. This malicious infection belongs to a huge family of similar programs, and all of them are there to steal your money. Of course, these programs do not steal your banking logins and passwords. They threaten you into transferring your money to their creators. However, no matter what tactics Masterlock@india.com Ransomware may apply to scare you, you have to suck it up and remove it from your system following the removal instructions you will find below this description. ...
BlackFeather Ransomware
If you infected the system with BlackFeather Ransomware, you should be aware that the malware’s creators cannot decrypt your data, although they might claim otherwise. Under such circumstances, paying a ransom would be a waste of money. Consequently, we urge you to ignore the demands and use the instructions below to delete the malicious program from the system. If you worry about your data, there is still hope. Our researchers say that a volunteer IT specialist might create a tool to unlock enciphered files, as the malware is based on the so-called Hidden-Tear Ransomware. ...
Nscpucnminer32.exe Monero Miner
Although it might be difficult to realize that Nscpucnminer32.exe Monero Miner has slithered into your operating system, you should be able to tell that something is wrong. This malicious infection uses up CPU resources, and that might lead to slower PC’s performance and even abrupt crashes. The threat is automatically started upon Windows startup, and so it initiates its processes every time you turn on your computer. Overall, if you discover that your computer is running slower than usual or that you are unable to use it at all, you should consider the existence of the malicious Trojan. ...
Searchgra.com
Searchgra.com is classified as a browser hijacker because users are tricked into installing it, unless, of course, it slithers in illegally. It is unnecessary to explain why a search tool is classified as a hijacker if it corrupts browsers without the permission of their users; however, the situation is more complicated if users let in the hijacker themselves. So, did you install this search tool yourself? Well, how was it introduced to you? Regardless of what kind of information you were provided with, you might have realized by now that the promises were empty. Sure, this search provider does help surf the web to some extent, but it is not transparent, reliable, or helpful at all. ...
CatHomepage Toolbar
The settings of your browsers will be changed if you install CatHomepage Toolbar from cathomepage.com or get it from the Chrome Web store (chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/cathomepage/glhahjphgpghoefihgllamaapanabkmp). Once this software is inside the computer, it changes homepages and New Tab pages of those browsers it finds installed on the computer. In other words, you will see a different page if you open your browser. It will be there if you open a New Tab as well. It seems that CatHomepage Toolbar has been developed for cat lovers because users who install it can access a collection of cats’ images and can set them as background pictures. ...
Premiumsearchweb.com
Premiumsearchweb.com is a browser hijacker that modifies particular files on the system to replace user’s preferred search engine, default homepage, or new tab page. Our specialists indicate that the threat could be promoted on questionable pop-ups, which might appear with the help of another doubtful application. If you did notice strange advertising content that is displayed while surfing the Internet, it might be wise to check if you did not accidentally install adware, potentially unwanted programs, or other browser hijackers. ...
