A new variant of ransomware virus has been discovered by security experts. It appends the .mtogas file extension to encrypted files. This ransomware targets computers running Windows by spam emails, malicious software or manually installing the ransomware. Here’s everything you need to know about this ransomware, how to remove ‘Mtogas ransomware virus’ and how to
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How to remove Spartertrenhersen.info pop-ups [Chrome, Firefox, IE, Edge]
Spartertrenhersen.info is a dubious web-site which made in order to deceive users into registering for its spam notifications. It states that you must subscribe to notifications in order to continue. If you click the ‘Allow’, then you will start seeing unwanted adverts in form of popup windows on your browser. Push notifications are originally developed
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How to remove Datothatladi.info pop-ups [Chrome, Firefox, IE, Edge]
Datothatladi.info is a webpage which cons users into subscribing to push notifications that go directly to the desktop or the internet browser. It claims that users need to click ‘Allow’ button in order to access the content of the webpage. If you press the ‘Allow’ button, then your web-browser will be configured to show pop-up
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How to remove Veertus.biz pop-ups [Chrome, Firefox, IE, Edge]
Veertus.biz is a misleading web-page that uses the browser notification feature to trick users into allowing its browser notification spam from this or similar webpages that will in turn bombard users with unwanted advertisements usually related to adware software, adult web-sites and other click fraud schemes. It claims that you need to press ‘Allow’ button
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12EMaHiZG75ztkjUjuPZhQDcyW89qRJVuR Bitcoin Email Scam
Myantispyware team discovered a new variant of the “Save yourself” email scam that uses the 12EMaHiZG75ztkjUjuPZhQDcyW89qRJVuR Bitcoin wallet account to get money from its victims. Like before, this bitcoin blackmail scam spreads via spam emails. The scam is sent out to thousands of emails at a time. Type Bitcoin Blackmail Scam Subject line
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1Aprvg66SrbNvR663uuGPXJxWrDSNjLTnu Bitcoin Email Scam
Myantispyware team discovered a new variant of the “Hi, I’m a hacker and programmer, I know one of your password is” email scam that uses the 1Aprvg66SrbNvR663uuGPXJxWrDSNjLTnu Bitcoin wallet account to get money from its victims. Like before, this bitcoin blackmail scam spreads via spam emails. The scam is sent out to thousands of emails
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“Hi, I’m a hacker and programmer, I know one of your password is” Bitcoin Email Scam
Computer security professionals discovered a new variant of Bitcoin email scam starting with: Hi, I’m a hacker and programmer, I know one of your password is. This email scam tries to extort money by claiming that your computer was infected with private malware, because the browser wasn’t updated. Like before, this bitcoin blackmail scam spreads
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How to remove Varenyky virus [Malware removal guide]
What is Varenyky virus? Experienced security researchers has determined that so called “Varenyky virus” is a trojan-spambot. It is distributed via phishing emails that contain malicious attachments (53949248_facture-1.doc), drive-by downloading (when a user unknowingly visits an infected web site and then malicious software is installed without the user’s knowledge), social media, like web-based instant messaging
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How to remove Search Mysecurify redirect [Virus removal guide]
Security experts called the Search Mysecurify a potentially unwanted application (PUA) and a browser hijacker (so called redirect ‘virus’) because it is made to take over the web-browser and control user’s browsing preferences. The Search Mysecurify can sneak into the system unnoticed due to the fact that it’s actively being promoted in freeware. It commonly
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How to remove Searchberry.co [Chrome, Firefox, IE, Edge]
If your MS Edge, Chrome, Firefox and Internet Explorer web browser homepage have changed to Searchberry.co somehow, and you have tried to restore your startpage and search provider from internet browser settings, but it did not help, then this might be a sign that the potentially unwanted application (PUA) from the browser hijacker family get
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