Xiti.com
If you often see Xiti.com on the address bar in your browser, it means that your web browsing habits are being monitored by a tracking cookie. You might as well have several tracking cookies working on your browser because they seldom come alone. Although tracking cookies can be used by multiple services and websites, they should always ask you for your consent regarding the cookie use. If you do not feel comfortable about Xiti.com tracking your online activity, you can opt out or simply reset your browser settings, thus deleting everything associated with this cookie from your browser. ...
Search By PrsstMusic
Search By PrsstMusic is a browser add-on that so far works only on Google Chrome. Based on the Chrome Web Store statistics it does not seem to have a lot of users. It might be because the application falls under the classification of potentially unwanted programs. While such software is not considered to be malicious, it does not mean you should not be careful with it. Our specialists say the tool could introduce users to an unreliable search tool that might display modified search results. Such content could have third-party advertisements that might be unreliable. ...
Search.terraarcade.com
If you opened your browser and were introduced to Search.terraarcade.com, it is possible that your web browser was hijacked. Maybe that happened with your consent, but even if that is the case, you need to think carefully if this is a search engine you want to trust. What if you were redirected to the page by accident and it will disappear the moment you visit the next page or close the browser? If that is the case, you are in a better position, but do not make the mistake of trusting the tool. Even though it looks pretty much harmless, it is a search tool that you need to eliminate from your life without any hesitation. ...
.myjob File Extension Ransomware
.myjob File Extension Ransomware is another file-encrypting infection from Dharma Ransomware family. Recently, we have seen quite a lot of its clones, and we suspect we will encounter a lot more of them before the hackers come up with something new. Like the variants before it, the malicious application encrypts user’s files and removes shadow copies. Eventually, it ought to display a ransom note demanding to contact the cybercriminals behind the malware via email. As the note explains, it is necessary to learn how to purchase decryption tools that can decrypt the user’s files. ...
Outsider Ransomware
Even though Outsider Ransomware tries to imply that some unknown entity has encrypted your photos, documents, and other kinds of personal files, you should figure out quickly that you are being scammed. Unfortunately, your personal files are, indeed, on the line, and so you might think that there is nothing for you to do but fulfill the demands of the attackers. The thing here is that even if you do as told – and we discuss the conditions further in this report – you are unlikely to get your files restored. Files are encrypted using a strong algorithm (RSA-1024), and there is no way out. ...
.crypted034 Ransomware
Ransomware programs are dangerous computer security threats that will leave your system crippled as they swagger away with huge amounts of money. .crypted034 Ransomware is one of those infections, and it is extremely frustrating because it causes havoc on your system, and then it disappears. So there is no way to remove .crypted034 Ransomware because you no longer have to do it. Instead, you need to deal with the consequences of this infection. ...
Gorgon Ransomware
Gorgon Ransomware happens to be another version of FilesLocker Ransomware that targets users in Korea, China, and the English-speaking countries. This is actually good news because FilesLocker Ransomware and other similar infections can be decrypted. Therefore, you do not need to scramble in search of options to restore your files. You just need to remove Gorgon Ransomware for good, and then refer to cybersecurity specialists for the publicly available decryption code. You would also do well if you were to protect your system from similar intruders in the future. ...
Tunca Ransomware
Tunca Ransomware is an annoying computer infection that takes users by surprise. It is even more annoying because users do not realize when they allow this program to enter their systems. However, you can remove Tunca Ransomware from your computer, and you should do it immediately. You can find the manual removal instructions below this description, but if you do not feel confident enough to do it on your own, you can always get yourself a legitimate security tool that will help you clean your computer automatically. Please do not hesitate to do everything you can to protect your system from harm. ...
5btc@protonmail.com Ransomware
5btc@protonmail.com Ransomware was named this way because it mentions this email address (5btc@protonmail.com) in its displayed ransom note. The truth is that the same email address was already used by the hackers who developed GusCrypter Ransomware, which is why we believe the threat could be its new version. Same as the older variant, the malicious application ought to leave program data alone and encrypt user’s personal files. For more information about its working manner, we invite you to read the rest of this report. ...
Ahihi Ransomware
Ahihi Ransomware is a malicious computer infection that doesn’t work properly, but it can still encrypt your files. Therefore, if you got infected with this program, you should look for ways to restore your files and remove Ahihi Ransomware as soon as possible. ...
