Payransom Ransomware
A new variant of Invisible Empire Ransomware, Jigsaw Ransomware, and CryptoHitman Ransomware called Payransom Ransomware has recently appeared online. It features the most uninspired name to be used for a ransomware-type application to date. Regardless, you should remove this infection if your computer has been infected with it. It must be said, however, that this malware is set to encrypt your files and demand a ransom for the decryption key. We want to inform you that if you remove this ransomware, then you will not be able to decrypt your files. ...
Guntony
Guntony is a useless application that may show up on your computer as an “uninvited guest” and put your virtual security at risk. This application cannot be called a major and dangerous threat, but it might still expose you to potentially harmful third-party content, not to mention its behavior also questions its reliability. We have categorized it as a potentially unwanted program (PUP) because we cannot claim that it is a malicious program. This PUP is indeed a Chromium based browser that pretends to be Google Chrome and hijacks your original Chrome browser to make you believe that you are using the authentic one. ...
Green_ray Ransomware
One of the most devastating types of malware is ransomware, and Green_ray Ransomware is the perfect example. This infection uses clandestine methods to enter your computer, it silently performs malicious activity, and it backs its victims into a corner, and the combination of these practices is what makes ransomware infections extremely successful. We have created this report and removal guide after thoroughly analyzing the ransomware in our internal lab, and you should continue reading to learn more about its activity. ...
UltraCrypter Ransomware
UltraCrypter Ransomware might be a slightly modified version of a Trojan infection known as CryptXXX Ransomware. Consequently, they work in a very similar manner, but while researching the malware, we noticed some changes too. Further in the article we will explain more about the ransomware. Also, we will add a step by step removal guide that should help you erase the infection if you decide to get rid of it. So far, it does not seem like anyone managed to develop a decryptor yet. Thus, it might be impossible to recover your data if you did not make any copies of it on a removable media device, remote cloud or elsewhere. ...
Warning Call (844) 763-5838
If you have recently installed Secure PC Cleaner on your computer, then you should not be surprised when you see the Warning Call (844) 763-5838 message on your screen. This notification will tell you that a particular file has crashed your system, and so you need to call the technical support number to solve this problem. In fact, the only thing you have to do in this situation is remove the message by uninstalling the program that is causing it to appear. It is always possible to terminate only the notification by leaving the program alone. However, our security experts say that it would not be a good idea. ...
Rts dsrlte
Rts dsrlte is a potentially unreliable search engine that was developed by PayByAds Ltd. As the name of this company suggests, this search engine is not exactly focusing on providing you with the best search results that match your taste and needs. In fact, if you find this tool in your browsers as your home page and default search engine, this could only mean that your computer has been infiltrated by a browser hijacker. As a matter of fact, this hijacker hit the web back in the summer of 2014 and seems to have been inactive since last spring. ...
.XTBL ransomware
If your files have suddenly become inaccessible, and you noticed that they have an additional .xtbl file extension added to them, then your computer has been infected with .XTBL ransomware that has encrypted all of your personal files. .xtbl is an extension used by several ransomware-type infections that encrypt files and outright demand that you pay a ransom to purchase the decryption key and get them back. You must remove this infection as soon as possible to get your computer back to normal. Unfortunately, there is no known method for decrypting the files without purchasing the decryption key. ...
Mahasaraswati Ransomware
At first look, Mahasaraswati Ransomware might not seem as dangerous and malicious as it actually is, and this is due to how it is represented. Instead of pushing you to pay a certain ransom in a certain time, it simply replaces your desktop wallpaper with an image that represents the Saraswati goddess and a simple demand to email mahasaraswati@india.com. You are not given a pressing time frame, and there are no complicated instructions. Needless to say, users have no other option but to email the address given because the ransomware encrypts personal files, as well as EXE and DLL files, making them inaccessible. ...
System Care
System Care is the new application that does not differ much from such PC optimization tools as FixPCOptimizer, YourOptimizer, and OnePCOptimizer. If you open any of the official websites of System Care, which are globalpcworks.com and uspcworks.com, you will immediately get an answer to the question why this piece of software is so popular. As you can clearly see, System Care advertises as a tool that could help to make any PC run smooth, fast, and error-free. It is compatible with all the newer versions of Windows OS, starting from Windows XP, which explains why there are so many users who have downloaded and installed it on their systems expecting that it could optimize and boost the speed of their computers. ...
Search.searchwag.com
Search.searchwag.com is a questionable search engine that you might find set on your Internet Explorer, Google Chrome, and Mozilla Firefox browsers one day. Researchers working at 411-spyware.com have tested it and noticed that people whose browsers are occupied by Search.searchwag.com usually have the Watch Any Game extension installed. The extension itself looks quite useful. It promises to enable users to watch baseball, football, and other types of sports straight from browsers and the New Tab page. ...
