BadBlock is a virus from a family of file-encrypting ransomware. Once started, it will encrypt all personal files stored on a computer drives and attached network drives. It uses very strong hybrid encryption AES + RSA with 2048-bit key. Once the virus finished enciphering of all files, it will display a screen like below: BadBlock
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Remove Topwebclub.com redirect from Chrome, Firefox, Internet Explorer
Topwebclub.com is a browser hijacker that come bundled with a free software. During installation, it changes browser’s settings such as a home page and default search engine. In addition, this browser hijacker may change the properties of browsers shortcuts on the desktop and in the Start menu by adding argument http://www.topwebclub.com/ So, every time, when
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Remove Promorewards.076.pics pop-up ads from Chrome, Firefox, Internet Explorer
If Chrome, Firefox, IE or Edge opens the Promorewards.076.pics website that displays ads offering a chance to get an amazing reward, then you need to know, this is a fake. It is a sign that you computer is infected with an adware or potentially unwanted program (PUP). All of these pop-ups from Promorewards.076.pics are caused
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Remove Adsforeverybody.ga pop-up ads from Chrome, Firefox, Internet Explorer
If Chrome, Firefox, IE or Edge opens the Adsforeverybody.ga then most probably that your computer is infected with an adware. This adware changes Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox and Microsoft Internet Explorer (Edge) settings to display a lot of annoying ads on all websites, including sites where previously you advertising banners have never seen. These advertisements
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Remove DMA Locker 4.0 virus and restore !DMALOCK4.0 files
DMA Locker 4.0 is a virus from a family of file-encrypting ransomware. Once started, it will encrypt all personal files stored on a computer drives and attached network drives. It uses very strong hybrid encryption with 2048-bit key. When DMA Locker 4.0 encrypts a file, it will add the !DMALOCK4.0 prefix to each encrypted file.
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Remove wco.balladmeeting.com pop-up ads from Chrome, Firefox, Internet Explorer
If Chrome, Firefox, IE or Edge opens the http://wco.balladmeeting.com/ then most probably that your computer is infected with an adware. This adware changes Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox and Microsoft Internet Explorer (Edge) settings to display a lot of annoying ads on all websites, including sites where previously you advertising banners have never seen. These advertisements
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Remove Avg-customer-care.com pop-up ads from Chrome, Firefox, Internet Explorer
If Chrome, Firefox, IE or Edge opens the Avg-customer-care.com then most probably that your computer is infected with an adware. This adware changes Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox and Microsoft Internet Explorer (Edge) settings to display a lot of annoying ads on all websites, including sites where previously you advertising banners have never seen. These advertisements
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Remove Reward-fun.com pop-up ads from Chrome, Firefox, Internet Explorer
If Chrome, Firefox, IE or Edge opens the Reward-fun.com website that displays ads offering a chance to get an amazing reward, then you need to know, this is a fake. It is a sign that you computer is infected with an adware or potentially unwanted program (PUP). All of these pop-ups from Reward-fun.com are caused
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Remove Needfileso.com redirect and ads from Chrome, Firefox, Internet Explorer
If Chrome, Firefox, IE or Edge opens the Needfileso.com that redirects on ads offering install or update a video player, security tool and so on, then you need to know, it is a scam. It is a sign that you computer is infected with an adware or potentially unwanted program (PUP). A malicious software uses
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Remove Mobimpulse.xyz pop-up ads from Chrome, Firefox, Internet Explorer
If Chrome, Firefox, IE or Edge opens the Mobimpulse.xyz then most probably that your computer is infected with an adware. This adware changes Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox and Microsoft Internet Explorer (Edge) settings to display a lot of annoying ads on all websites, including sites where previously you advertising banners have never seen. These advertisements
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