Ransomware virus associated with the e-mail address Meldonii@india.com has been spotted out in the wild. Researchers have identified this virus to have associations with the XTBL and CrySiS ransomware variants. This automatically points out that Meldonii@india.com Ransomware may use AES…
Malware researchers have identified a string associated with the XTBL viruses, dubbing it Sitaram108@india.com ransomware virus. It uses the .xtbl file extension and similar to other XTBL viruses may use the AES and RSA ciphers to encrypt files of affected…
Have you ever thought that a botnet of Android devices could be controlled via Twitter? This is no longer a theory because it has already happened, as disclosed by researchers at ESET. The botnet, dubbed Android/Twitoor or just Twitoor is…
A ransomware threat that is a part of the many .XTBL variants has appeared, and it has begun infecting users worldwide. It uses a strong encryption algorithm to encipher the files of its victims on system startup. The aim of…
Yet another ransomware virus has appeared, belonging to the notorious .XTBL ransomware variants. The malware has been the reason for report that it aims to encrypt the files of affected users. It may use AES encryption to encode the files…
Wzscnet.com is a search engine and the main domain of a browser hijacker that redirects. The hijacker has got a logo on its main search page, resembling that of Google, as each of the letters is colored in a similar…
DealRecovery.com is the main website for software that presents itself as useful. The software is promoted as a one-click backup service and upon installing it, your browsers will be hijacked. The hijacker will switch the search engine, new tab setting…
GozNym, the banking Trojan that was detected in April 2016, has been just caught once again in a new active campaign. This time victims of the banker are German users. Researchers at IBM X-Force say that the Trojan has been…
WildFire Locker is a ransomware virus that aims to encrypt the files of the computers it infects adding the .wflx file extension and asking users to pay a ransom of 299 USD to restore the encrypted files. When the virus…
Ransomware has moved from targeting hospitals to targeting universities. According to SentinelOne, six out of ten British universities have fallen victim to crypto virus attacks. The security firm has sent a FOI (Freedom of Information) request to 71 higher educational…
TopSecurityTabSearch.com is the primary web address of a browser hijacker. Imali Media Ltd. is the company creator of that unwanted program. An extension related to the hijacker, with similar capabilities, exists. Every search query you make will be filtered by…
A base transceiver station (BTS) is a piece of equipment that aids wireless communication between user equipment (mobile phones, WLL phones, computers with wireless connectivity) and a network, such as wireless communication technologies like GSM, CDMA, wireless local loop, Wi-Fi,…
Part of the Purge ransomware variants the Globe virus has begun infecting PCs and encrypting their files after which appending the .purge extension to the encoded files. The aes-256 encryption algorithm may be used by the Globe malware to scramble…
A ransomware virus reported to belong to the CrySiS and .xtbl ransomware variants has been reported to encrypt user files on Windows computers with a strong military grade ciphers. The XTBL variants are usually reported to use AES, RSA, and…
Zodiac-game.info is a domain of a website that on first glance looks like a gaming blog. The blog has only a couple of articles and banner advertisements. Upon clicking on any in-text link or advert, you will get redirects to…
Eradafi.ru is a known redirect. That web address could be set in your browsers as their new tab setting, start page and load as the default search. The address will redirect you to the main page of the Smartinf.ru website.…
A hijacking software associated with the highly suspicious search engine Searchgol(.)com has been reported on user PCs, by researchers. The software is regarded as a Potentially Unwanted Program, and it may collect personal information form the user as well as…
Does cyber security concern you? You may think not, but think twice! How secure is your data? Has the company you’ve been working for ever been hacked? Do you use public Wi-Fi? Have you backed up your data? Are you…
“Ads by My Safe Savings” – in case you have seen pop-ups with this text on one of their corners, your computer has most likely been affected by an adware PUP (Potentially Unwanted Program). Such ad-supported applications aim to deliver…
A potentially unwanted application, known by the name Express Files has been detected to display Advertisements, download other unwanted software and add a custom browser extension to the computers of the affected user. The program has been reported to also…
