Delivesinve.info
If you have been tricked into enabling the notifications delivered by Delivesinve.info, you are in trouble. This adware server is likely to show notifications that present unreliable ads, virtual scams, or the installers of unreliable programs and extensions. Due to this, it is strongly recommended that you delete Delivesinve.info notifications as soon as possible. Well, how are you supposed to do it if you have not installed any extensions or applications. Well, on Google Chrome, you can find the list of enabled notifications at chrome://settings/content/notifications, and on Mozilla Firefox you can find them in the Notifications menu. ...
Revon Ransomware
Revon Ransomware is like Phobos Ransomware which is based on Chrysis/Dharma Ransomware. Thus, while it is a new threat, it works same as other malicious applications from the mentioned Chrysis/Dharma Ransomware family. If you have not encountered anything like this before, we encourage you to read our full report and learn more about this ransomware application. Also, at the end of this article, you can find our deletion instructions that show how to remove Revon Ransomware manually. ...
Npsk Ransomware
Npsk Ransomware might have invaded your operating system silently, but you might be able to track down the moment that happened. For example, you might remember opening a spam email attachment or installing new software. The threat is meant to conceal itself so that you would not notice and remove it right away. The launcher of the infection is its most functional file, and if you do not get rid of it right away, it performs the entire attack within moments. It scans the system to find specific files – such as photos and documents – and then encrypts them. ...
ComputerDestroyer Ransomware
If your Windows operating system has been invaded by ComputerDestroyer Ransomware, you are now locked out, and perhaps you even think that your personal files were encrypted. That is because when the infection attacks, it can introduce you to a message stating that “corona virus” has encrypted your personal files and that you need a “decryption code” to restore them all. In fact, there is a file-encrypting threat called Coronavirus Ransomware, and we even have a removal guide for it on this website, but that is not what you are dealing with. ...
Arisedsore.info
Have you been redirected to advertisement pages on Arisedsore.info? If you have, you might remember enabling notifications on a website you visited recently. Nowadays, more and more websites ask visitors to enable notifications so that more personalized content could be shown and more features could be enabled. Unfortunately, not all websites are trustworthy, and some of them can use the notifications feature to expose you to unreliable advertisements and offers. These could include offers for programs, products, surveys, prize giveaways, and so on. ...
Access+
Access+ is a potentially unwanted program that falls into an odd grey area of software. This application is not a malicious infection, but it is a potentially unwanted program (PUP). It means that it cannot destroy your system or steal personally identifiable information, and yet, computer security experts recommend removing Access+ from your system if you happen to have this app on-board. Therefore, if this extension was added to your browser accidentally, you should definitely see to it that you get rid of it as soon as possible. Scroll down to the bottom of this description for the manual removal instructions. ...
Shipment Trackers
If you are wondering whether Shipment Trackers is a tool for you, we recommend learning more about it by reading our full report. In it, you can find information about where the application might come from, how it might work, and how it could be erased if you decide that you do not want to keep it. One thing that you should know from the start is that the extension was classified as a potentially unwanted program. If you have not encountered applications from this category before, you should know that they are not considered to be malicious. ...
Damn Good Recipe Promos
Damn Good Recipe Promos is an extension that is meant to combine recipes and advertisements. How does that work? Well, the extension should provide you with recipes and also show ads along with them. Most people are used to seeing online ads, and if they are bothered by them, they usually install ad-blockers and similar tools. Due to this, many people might ignore the fact that ads are shown at all. Well, this is the main reason our research team has classified this add-on as a potentially unwanted program, or PUP. ...
Lezp Ransomware
Lezp Ransomware encrypts documents, images, and all other types of files that users create themselves. The infection corrupts personal files, because that increases the attackers’ chances of convincing victims to pay money to get them back. If system or installed software files were encrypted, the entire system could crash, but it could be reinstalled, and the same is with installed software. When it comes to personal files, not all of them can be replaced, which is why the attackers behind this malware can successfully extort money from victims. ...
Rolling Search
Rolling Search might sound like a useful program because it claims to offer “the best way to search” the web. Needless to say, this is a major claim, and that should automatically make you stop and think. Can a simple extension really offer that much? It might, but when it comes to this particular extension, we do not believe that it is good for anything. Yes, you can find whatever it is that you are looking for using it, but you can also find unreliable or search-unrelated links. That is because this search tool was created to advertise third-party content. ...
