Helpmanager@mail.ch is an email address that cyber criminals use to contact victims of STOP (DJVU) ransomware. Ransomware is a type of malware that blocks access to files by encrypting them, until the victim pays a ransom. Helpmanager@mail.ch ransomware locks up the files using AES-RSA technology, that makes it impossible to unlock the encrypted data by
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How to remove Expired-antiviruses.com pop-up scam (Virus removal guide)
What is Expired-antiviruses.com? Expired-antiviruses.com pop-up is a fake warning that uses social engineering methods to lure you and other computer users into downloading an unwanted software. This pop-up warning offers to renew Norton antivirus subscription to keep your computer protected from viruses and malware. Downloading anything from such a website can cause viruses, malware, trojans,
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How to remove Revon Ransomware and Recover Encrypted Files
What is Revon file extension .Revon file extension is a file extension that is used by the latest variant of Phobos ransomware. ‘Revon’ variant is very similar in its characteristics to other variants of this ransomware. It also encrypts files, and then renames them, giving them a new filename consisting of their old and ‘.id[user-id].[EMAIL].revon’
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How to remove Edhappearer.info pop-ups (Virus removal guide)
Edhappearer.info is a deceptive web page which misleads unsuspecting users into registering for its push notifications so that it can send unwanted ads directly to the browser. It shows the ‘Confirm notifications’ confirmation request that attempts to get the user to press the ‘Allow’ button to subscribe to its notifications. Once you press the ‘Allow’,
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How to remove Yfurtherew.info pop-ups (Virus removal guide)
Yfurtherew.info is a web-page which lures you into allowing its push notifications that go directly to the desktop or the internet browser. When you visit the Yfurtherew.info web-page which wants to send you spam notifications, you’ll be greeted with a pop up that asks whether you want to agree to them or not. Your options
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How to remove Bestdealfor1.life pop-ups (Virus removal guide)
According to IT security specialists, Bestdealfor1.life is a website which uses social engineering methods to fool people into signing up for its spam notifications. This web site will deliver the message stating that the user should click ‘Allow’ button in order to access the content of the web-site, watch a video, download a file, connect
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How to uninstall ActiveMulti app/extension on Mac – Removal guide
ActiveMulti is a PUP (potentially unwanted program) that belongs to the Adware family. Adware is considered by many to be synonymous with ‘malicious software’. It is a malicious program that serves undesired ads to computer users. Some examples include popup advertisements, different offers and deals or unclosable windows. Adware can be installed onto your MAC
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How to remove Mpaj ransomware virus, Decrypt .mpaj files for free
What is Mpaj file extension .Mpaj file extension is a filename extension that is used by the 219th version of the STOP ransomware to mark files that have been encrypted. This means that all files with this filename extension are encrypted by ransomware, which received the name ‘Mpaj ransomware’. Like other ransomware, it is created
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How to remove Topvideo.space pop-ups (Virus removal guide)
Topvideo.space pop-up is a browser-based scam that uses social engineering to deceive unsuspecting users into subscribing to browser notification spam to send unwanted adverts directly to the web browser. This webpage states that clicking ‘Allow’ button is necessary to download a file, connect to the Internet, enable Flash Player, access the content of the website,
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How to remove Mysupertab.com (Virus removal guide)
According to the cyber security researchers, Mysupertab.com is a PUP (potentially unwanted program) and a browser hijacker because it is designed to take over the web-browser and control user’s browsing preferences. Mysupertab.com can sneak into the computer unnoticed due to the fact that it’s actively being promoted in freeware. It commonly aims at Google Chrome
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