Security researchers named the AnyTemplate Design Default Search a PUP (potentially unwanted program) and a browser hijacker because it is developed to take over the internet browser and control user’s browsing preferences. The AnyTemplate Design Default Search can sneak into the PC system unnoticed due to the fact that it’s actively being promoted in free
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How to remove Install.any-templates.com pop-ups [Chrome, Firefox, IE, Edge]
If you find yourself facing unwanted Install.any-templates.com pop-ups on your screen, then may be possible that your computer has become a victim of an undesired software from the adware (also known as ‘ad-supported’ software) group. The ad supported software is made in order to display third-party advertisements to the user without asking his permission. The
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Remove Admin@decryption.biz Bkpx ransomware (Restore .bkpx files)
If your personal files does not open normally, their names modified or .[Admin@decryption.biz].bkpx added at the end of their name then your machine is infected with a new Admin@decryption.biz Bkpx ransomware from a family of file-encrypting ransomware. Once started, it have encrypted all documents, photos and music stored on a PC drives and attached network
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.Shadow file extension ransomware (Restore .shadow files)
Experienced security researchers discovered a new variant of ransomware which named .shadow ransomware virus. It appends the .shadow extension to encrypted file names. This article will provide you a brief summary of information related to this new virus and how to recover all encrypted personal files for free. The .shadow ransomware uses a hybrid encryption
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How to remove Jcecn.exe trojan/coin miner [Virus removal guide]
What is Jcecn.exe? Jcecn.exe is a malicious software. It can alter Microsoft Windows OS and web browsers settings, download and install other malware, adware and PUPs. On current date, the Jcecn.exe malware continues to increase the number of computers which have been infected. The Jcecn.exe can hide itself in the computer’s memory and files, modify
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How to remove Trojan.Shelma.cmj [Virus removal guide]
What is Trojan.Shelma.cmj? If you’re reading this post, it means that your antivirus detects the Trojan.Shelma.cmj threat. It indicates that your computer is infected with malicious software, which is often installs on the PC system with the free applications. You probably want to know how to remove any security threats as well as delete Trojan.Shelma.cmj
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How to remove KingMiner malware [Virus removal guide]
What is KingMiner? Cyber threat analysts has determined that KingMiner is a malicious software. It can change Windows OS and internet browsers settings, download and install other malicious software, adware and PUPs. Moreover, this virus can give a remote access to your personal computer and use your PC’s resources to generate digital money. It will
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How to remove Moviepin pop-ups [Chrome, Firefox, IE, Edge]
If you encounter numerous redirects to the Moviepin, other unreliable or suspicious sites on the Mozilla Firefox, Microsoft Edge, Microsoft Internet Explorer and Chrome then it means that your web browser is affected with the obnoxious adware (also known as ‘ad-supported’ software). Adware is an advertising malicious software. It is developed just that: present undesired
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How to remove Theseoffersforyou.com pop-ups [Chrome, Firefox, IE, Edge]
If you find that your Internet Explorer, Firefox, Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge opens automatically to the Theseoffersforyou.com then may be possible that your system has become a victim of a malware from the adware (sometimes named ‘ad-supported’ software) category. Ad supported software is a type of unwanted software which can open a huge number
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How to remove Win32/Heri virus [Removal guide]
What is Win32/Heri? Experienced security researchers has determined that Win32/Heri is a computer virus (malicious software). In many cases, the Win32/Heri virus come bundled with the installers from a free hosting and file sharing web-pages. So, install a free applications is a a good chance that you will find a bundled malicious software. The Win32/Heri
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