How to Remove GetPushFromMe.com

Delete Get Push From Me virus notifications
Getpushfromme.com prompts users to allow its notifications

What Is Getpushfromme.com?

Getpushfromme.com is a questionable website which attempts to trick users into accepting its notifications request. Getpushfromme.com may tell users that they need to click or tap Allow on its “Show notifications” pop-up box if they want to to watch a video, access a webpage, solve a CAPTCHA, etc. Should a user click Allow, notifications from Getpushfromme.com will begin appearing on the screen from time to time with ads, clickbait links, software offers, scammy messages, etc. The notifications will appear in a corner of the screen on a computer or on the status bar on a smartphone. READ MORE

How to Remove Sulseerg.com

Delete sulseerg.com virus notifications
Sulseerg.com prompts users to allow its notifications

What Is Sulseerg.com?

Sulseerg.com is a questionable website which attempts to make users turn on its notifications. Site notifications are messages from websites that appear in the top-right corner of the screen on Macs, in the bottom-right corner on Windows computers, and on the status bar and on the lockscreen on mobile phones. Sulseerg.com may tell users that they need to allow its notifications to see a video, start a download, access a page, etc. Once allowed, Sulseerg.com notifications will start spamming users with ads, fake messages and alerts, prompts to download some software, etc. READ MORE

How to Remove GoneWind.biz

Delete Gone Wind Biz virus notifications
Gonewind.biz prompts users to allow its notifications

What Is Gonewind.biz?

Gonewind.biz is a questionable website which tries to trick users into subscribing to its notifications service. Gonewind.biz may tell users they they need to click or tap Allow on its “Show notifications” pop-up box to see a video, download a file, solve a CAPTCHA, or for another reason. If a user clicks Allow, notifications from Gonewind.biz will begin appearing on his or her screen periodically with ads, clickbait links, software offers, scammy messages, etc. The notifications will pop up in a corner of the screen on a computer or on the status bar on a mobile device. READ MORE

How to Remove Timespace.top Ads

Delete a.timespace.top, one.timespace.top (Time Space Top) virus notifications
Timespace.top prompts users to allow its notifications

What Is Timespace.top?

Timespace.top is a dubious site that attempts to trick users into subscribing to its browser notifications. Timespace.top may tell users that they need to click or tap Allow on its notifications confirmation pop-up to access a page, see a video, verify that they are not robots, etc. If a user clicks Allow, notifications from Timespace.top will begin appearing on the screen periodically with ads, clickbait links, prompts to download something, fake alerts from the OS, and so on. The notifications will appear on the right side of the screen on a computer or on the status bar on a mobile device. READ MORE

How to Remove Myauto.click

Delete My Auto Click virus notifications
Myauto.click prompts users to allow its notifications

What Is Myauto.click?

Myauto.click is a shady website which attempts to trick users into accepting its notifications request. Myauto.click may tell users that they need to click or tap Allow on its notifications confirmation pop-up to access a page, start a download, watch a video, confirm that they are of age, etc. If someone does click Allow, Myauto.click notifications will start showing up on the person’s screen periodically with ads, links to dubious sites, prompts to download software, invitations to join adult chatrooms, etc. The notifications will appear in a corner of the screen on a computer or on the lockscreen on a smartphone. READ MORE

How to remove DATAF LOCKER ransomware

DATAF LOCKER ransom note:

----------- [ Hello! ] ------------->

       ****BY DATAF L**OCKER****

What happend?
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Your computers and servers are encrypted, backups are deleted from your network and copied. We use strong 

encryption algorithms, so you cannot decrypt your data.
But you can restore everything by purchasing a special program from us - a universal decoder. This program will 

restore your entire network.
Follow our instructions below and you will recover all your data.
If you continue to ignore this for a long time, we will start reporting the hack to mainstream media and posting 

your data to the dark web.

What guarantees?
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We value our reputation. If we do not do our work and liabilities, nobody will pay us. This is not in our 

interests.
All our decryption software is perfectly tested and will decrypt your data. We will also provide support in case 

of problems.
We guarantee to decrypt one file for free. Go to the site and contact us.

How to contact us?
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Using TOR Browser ( https://www.torproject.org/download/ ):
tor chat: http://tiurksxrhrefu6uzunlkpugr5rzejfeptxr4pauvsyzp4mlzuqmiatad.onion/feDJtT2hZC5X2ICH2Qq8  
login: [REDACTED]
Password: [REDACTED]
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!!! DANGER !!!
DO NOT MODIFY or try to RECOVER any files yourself. We WILL NOT be able to RESTORE them.
!!! DANGER !!

This is the end of the note. Below you will find a guide explaining how to remove DATAF LOCKER ransomware.

What is DATAF LOCKER ransomware?

DATAF LOCKER is a malevolent program classified as ransomware. It performs a specific set of actions with the aim of holding the victim’s files for ransom (hence, ransomware).
The first, and the most essential, step that any ransomware program performs is file encryption. By utilizing cryptographic algorithms, these viruses encrypt all user data on the computer: pictures, videos, text documents, etc. These files are “locked” in the sense that it is not possible to view or edit them. To return them to their original state, they must be decrypted first.
During the second step, the program renames the files that were encrypted. Although not necessary, most ransomware programs do it to signal that something is wrong to the victim. In DATAF LOCKER’s case, the affected files are given .dataf file extension.
The last step is the creation of a ransom note, which is essential as well. Since any ransomware program exists to generate money, it needs to communicate its demands to the victim. DATAF’s ransom note can be read on the image above.
Whether to pay the hacker or not is a personal decision, but paying is associated with many risks and generally not recommended. Our guide presents an alternative: a way to remove DATAF LOCKER ransomware and decrypt .dataf files without having to contact the criminal at all.

How to remove Uyit ransomware

What is Uyit ransomware?

Uyit is a recently-discovered strain of STOP/Djvu ransomware. In simple terms, this means that Uyit was not created completely from scratch; instead it is based on Djvu virus. STOP/Djvu is ubiquitous in the world of ransomware, with more than a thousand known strains. This is possible because these strains are nearly identical to one another. You can see the similarity for yourself by comparing Uyit to another STOP/Djvu strain, for example Kcvp.
It is worth noting that Uyit renames the files after encrypting them: .uyit file extension gets added to the end of the name. It also creates a ransom note, “_readme.txt”, which you can read on the image above.
Both the text of the note and its demands are consistent with other Djvu variants. The virus demands $980 in payment, or $490 for those who contact the hackers within 72 hours of infection.
That said, if you think that this is a fantastic deal that you should take advantage of, you are sorely mistaken. Hackers who create ransomware often disappear after getting paid, without encrypting the files at all. Such behavior is even more likely considering how widespread STOP/Djvu is. The guide below offers an alternative way to remove Uyit ransomware and decrypt .uyit files.

How to remove Bazek ransomware

Bazek ransom note:

All your important files have been encrypted with AES256 by the Bazek Ransomware!
Reach out to me via e-mail at bazeksupport@onionmail.org to get your files decrypted
We will delete your decryption key if you do not contact us withing 48 Hours and your files are gone forever!
Personal identification code: [REDACTED]

This is the end of the note. Below you will find a guide explaining how to remove Bazek ransomware.

What is Bazek ransomware?

Bazek is a ransomware program, which means that it exists to generate money via ransom. Digital ransom is accomplished by encrypting files – a process which makes them inaccessible – and demanding payment for their decryption. This is what all ransomware programs do, by definition, and Bazek is no exception to this.
After encrypting the files, Bazek also renames them, adding .bazek file extension to their names. This means that a file named “pic.jpg” would be renamed to “pic.jpg.bazek”, to give an example. This is the origin of the name of this virus.
Finally, Bazek creates a ransom note called “README.txt”, which you can see on the image above. The note does not mention the decryption price, only the hackers’ e-mail. It also mentions that the victim has only 48 hours to contact the hacker, and after this, the files will be impossible to recover.
Don’t panic, however. Don’t rush to contact the criminals; this is exactly what they want. Remember, the note was specifically written to manipulate you into paying. It is best to remain level-headed and explore other ways to remove Bazek ransomware and decrypt .bazek files, such as these described in the guide below.

How to remove Kevin ransomware

What is Kevin ransomware?

Kevin is a recently-discovered ransomware program. This term explains the primary aim of this virus: to extract money from its victims by the means of ransom. To accomplish this, Kevin ransomware performs a simple sequence of actions.
The first step is to encrypt the files. As such files cannot be accessed, they can be considered “stolen”. Then, it renames the encrypted files to highlight that an attack has taken place. To be more precise, the hacker’s e-mail address and .kevin file extension get added to the end of each filename.
Finally, the virus also creates a ransom note, named “ReadMe_kevin.txt”. This rather brief note can be read on the image above, and doesn’t really contain anything except the aforementioned e-mail address.
So, should you contact the criminal? Probably not. First, this will this encourage him to carry out future attacks; attacks that might target you again. Second, these people are neither trustworthy nor honorable. They’re criminals after all. Many of them stop replying after receiving, without bothering to decrypt the files at all.
For this reason, you should explore other ways to remove Kevin ransomware and decrypt .kevin files. Our guide aims to aid in this process of exploration.

How to remove HBM ransomware

HBM ransom note:

all your data has been locked us
You want to return?
write email hebem@cock.li or hebem@tuta.io

This is the end of the note. Below you will find a guide explaining how to remove HBM ransomware.

What is HBM ransomware?

HBM is a new ransomware program belonging to Dharma ransomware family. It encrypts the files on the victim’s computer, which makes them inaccessible. This is done to allow the hacker to demand money for decryption later. Generally speaking, all ransomware operates like this.
After encrypting the files, HBM renames them in a way typical for Dharma viruses. A victim’s ID, the hacker’s e-mail address, and .HBM file extension all get appended to the original name of the file. Once the encryption process is complete, the virus finally reveals its existence. Two ransom notes appear; the first one is a pop-up, and the second one is a text file named “info.txt”. The notes contain, more-or-less, the same information. For reference purposes, the text note is presented on the image above.
As neither note communicates how much money the hacker wants for decryption, you may feel tempted to contact him, simply so that you can ascertain the price and decide on the course of action afterwards. Though understandable, you must be aware of the risks involved, as contacting the hacker can make you into a target for future attacks.
The guide below explains how to remove HBM ransomware and decrypt .HBM files without contacting the criminal at all.

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