Gamestabsearch.com
You need to know that your search engine and the New Tab page will be replaced by Gamestabsearch.com if you ever install the MyGamesTab extension. Some users install this piece of software willingly because it promises to enable users to access a collection of “free, fun and exciting games,” whereas others add this extension to their Google Chrome browser unintentionally. This extension is not dangerous itself, but you will have to remove it to get rid of Gamestabsearch.com. Some users decide to leave this search tool in the place of the default search engine; however, security specialists working at 411-spyware.com do not think that it is a very good idea. ...
Search.searchwytsn.com
Currently, Search.searchwytsn.com is a browser hijacker that is mostly popular among users from the United States and the United Kingdom. Apparently, the application is distributed with a browser extension called Watch Your TV Shows Now. The plugin is advertised on watchyourtvshowsnow.com website. This site claims that with the promoted extension's users should be able to watch TV right from the computer. Unfortunately, if you do not read the text in the smaller font, you install not only a rather useless plugin but also allow Search.searchwytsn.com to hijack the browser. ...
Start.prss.to
Sometimes it is hard to tell which search engine is reliable or not. There are also times when users do not understand their computer’s security has been compromised. For instance, if Start.prss.to gets added to your browser, it means that you have installed an extension that changes your browser’s settings. Supposedly, this happens with your permission, but if you have never intended to add a new extension to your system, it is clear that you need to remove Start.prss.to immediately. In this description, we will tell you more about this application, and we will also add manual removal instructions. ...
Cry Ransomware
There is yet another ransomware that is known to be roaming the web nowadays; it goes by the name of Cry Ransomware. Just like any other malware that belongs to this category, the one in question is extremely dangerous and must be avoided at all costs. If unfortunately it is found running on your PC it has to be removed without any hesitation. Our malware experts working at our internal labs have conducted an in-depth analysis of it. In our report we present critical information about the malicious functionality of this ransomware so, you will understand why having it on your personal computer is dangerous. ...
Savepanda@india.com Ransomware
Savepanda@india.com Ransomware is yet another malicious program that belongs to the same ransomware family that adds “.xtbl” extension to its encrypted files. Previously, our researchers encountered several similar infections, e.g. Meldonii@india.com Ransomware, Green_ray Ransomware, Ramachandra7@india.com Ransomware, and others. It would seem that these threats replace user’s Desktop wallpaper and leave similar messages, which mainly ask to contact the provided email. We can only assume that the reply letter would suggest purchasing a decryptor. ...
"Windows ran into an unexpected error" 1-844-313-8541
If you face a window with the “Windows ran into an unexpected error” 1-844-313-8541 message and this window is called “Windows System Diagnostics,” you can rest assured that malware has corrupted your PC. This malware is known by the name “FakeMsMessage,” but you must keep in mind that it is used for the identification of all kinds of fake alerts. While some fake alerts are delivered by redirecting users to corrupted pages or by showcasing misleading pop-ups, the one we are discussing in this report is far more disruptive. ...
legioner_seven@aol.com Ransomware
If you see that your personal files are encrypted and they have a lengthy extension next to the original one (e.g. .jpg or .doc) now, it means that you are dealing with legioner_seven@aol.com Ransomware, which is known to be a nasty computer infection. Researchers working at 411-spyware.com have quickly found out that legioner_seven@aol.com Ransomware is another threat based on the CrySIS Ransomware engine. As a consequence, it acts like Saraswati Ransomware, Age_empires@india.com Ransomware and Savepanda@india.com Ransomware, i.e. it enters computers without permission and then encrypts files it finds stored on the system. ...
Search.searchglnn.com
If you have discovered a program entitled Search.searchglnn.com active on your PC, you must take immediate measure to remove it as it is nothing more than yet another browser hijacker. Just like any other application of this category, the one in question is known to cause major changes to your overall online experience for the worst as it is fully capable of altering your web browser's default settings without any authorization. While all of this is extremely annoying, you should also know that in some instances this browser hijacker could act in a potentially malicious way, which could obviously have devastating outcomes, to put it mildly. ...
MartianArcade
MartianArcade is an ad-supported program promoted by an online gaming website, martianarcade.com. If you find this application on your system, it is most likely that you are annoyed by useless and potentially harmful third-party advertisements. By not removing this program, you actually risk your virtual security. You may think that these are just innocent ads you see while browsing the web, but we are here to talk about the potential risks you take by not acting against this adware infection. You need to know that by clicking on unreliable ads you may end up on malicious websites or you could also download more malware threats onto your computer. ...
Siddhiup2@india.com Ransomware
Siddhiup2@india.com Ransomware is a new threat, but it is not unique. This ransomware was created using the same source code as such infamous infection as Systemdown@india.com Ransomware, Age_empires@india.com Ransomware, or Ramachandra7@india.com Ransomware. All of these threats are created after CrySIS Ransomware, and they are all very dangerous. These infections attack silently, but they are very aggressive once they are done encrypting your files because they are after your money, and they force you to take action to get the files decrypted. ...
