It is a malicious program created by crooks to encrypt files and steal personal information found on the victim’s computer. Locked files have the extension “. [Getacrypt@tuta.io].gac “at the end of the filenames.READ MORE
BackMamba ransomware is a ransomware that encrypts files. Ransomware viruses captures files for blocking and renames these files by adding a specific extension to the file names. BackMamba ransomware differs from a typical ransomware because it only encrypts files but does not rename them.READ MORE
Lookawoman.com is a malicious site. Due to the installation of potentially unwanted programs of this type, browsers often open unwanted programs. This is because virus hijacks the browser settings and makes certain changes to control the actions of victims. Lookawoman.com was created by scammers to promote various dubious sites, to collect personal information from victims and to create advertising READ MORE
Fastsolvecaptcha.com is one of many dubious websites that try to trick users into turning on push notifications from those sites. Fastsolvecaptcha.com claims that users have to click Allow on its notifications confirmation pop-up box if they wish to verify that they are humans and not robots. If a user clicks Allow, he or she will soon start getting notifications from Fastsolvecaptcha.com in the top-right or bottom-right corner of the screen (or on the lockscreen if it is a mobile device). Fastsolvecaptcha.com notifications will promote various shady sites and services, urge users to follow clickbait links or download something.READ MORE
Live-vidoes.club is a shady site which attempts to convince users that they need to allow notifications from that site for one reason or another: to access a page, to view a video, to download a file, etc. If someone does allow Live-vidoes.club’s notifications on his or her machine, the notifications will start showing up time and again with ads, clickbait links, fraudulent messages, software offers, etc. The notifications will appear in the top right hand corner of the screen on a Mac, in the bottom right hand corner of the screen on a Windows computer, or on the lockscreen on a smartphone.READ MORE
SearchInitialOptimizer is shady software that may appear on your Mac after you run a file downloaded from an untrustworthy source or install a free app and don’t decline extra software installation. SearchInitialOptimizer is a browser hijacker: it may redirect your searches to Yahoo or another search engine that you don’t want to use. SearchInitialOptimizer can make itself “installed by administrator” so that you could not easily remove it. You may follow this step-by-step guide to remove SearchInitialOptimizer and get rid of Yahoo redirect on your browser.READ MORE
Gac is a ransomware type program. Like other ransomware, the virus secretly penetrates the system and scans files to give access. The “.gac” extension is appended to encrypted files to indicate that the file cannot be openedREAD MORE
This is a viral ad-type application that was created by scammers for covert penetration and infection. Amazing-dating.com hijacks system settings to monitor user actions. For example, every request you make will be redirected to pages promoted by Amazing-dating.com to collect views. Redirects will be triggered by queries entered into a familiar search engine and by advertising. Ads will appear much more often than usual throughout the entire Internet experience in order to force victims to inadvertently click on itREAD MORE
Kersatur.online is a potentially unwanted program that gets installed through untrustworthy advertisements and questionable pages. This program is called Potentially Unwanted Program because it infiltrates the system in a covert manner without informing victims. This virus enters the system and begins to attack the actions of victims. For example, it opens some dubious sites or downloads dangerous applications without the consent of victims.READ MORE
cuteRansomware is a program designed to encrypt files using a special infection algorithm. cuteRansomware enters the system and begins to block access to a particular file one by one. The “.jgy” extension is added to the encrypted file to mark files that are not available for useREAD MORE
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