Manifestus Ransomware can show you a fake system warning to get itself time to encrypt your personal data (e.g. photos, pictures, documents, and so on). As usual for such malicious applications once this infection finishes the encryption process it displays a message from its creators. Based on the shown note it looks like the cyber criminals want users to pay a ransom of 0.2 BTC in exchange for a unique decryption key. While they might sound reassuring, in reality, there are no guarantees the malware’s creators will send you the decryption key as it might not even exist. Therefore, we would advise you not to waste your money and restore encrypted data yourself while using copies placed on external hard drives or other storages. Just before you connect any storage, delete Manifestus Ransomware with the instruction available below or with a legitimate antimalware tool. Read more »
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Search.searchnda.com
Search.searchnda.com is definitely not what it seems to be. Even though it has an appearance of a search provider, specialists classify it as a browser hijacker because of the ways it is distributed. Specifically speaking, this search tool usually appears on browsers without permission. If you have already discovered it set on your all browsers as well, do not use this search tool by any means and go to delete it because it has definitely not been developed to improve your web searching experience. Instead, it might diminish it and even expose you to potential threats by taking you to untrustworthy third-party websites. You are the one who makes decisions here, but we hope that you will decide to remove Search.searchnda.com and then set another more trustworthy search tool as your homepage and default search engine on browsers. If drawbacks listed in this paragraph have not convinced you yet to do that, you should read the rest of this article. We are sure you will no longer have a positive opinion about this search engine after reading this report. Read more »
Roga Ransomware
The cyber criminals who created Roga Ransomware seek to extort money from users while encrypting most valuable data and making impossible to access it. Currently, users might be asked to pay around 20 British Pounds; thus, compared to other similar malware the demanded ransom is not so huge. Nevertheless, our researchers at Anti-spyware-101.com do not recommend paying it, because there are no reassurances the files will be decrypted as it is promised. In other words, even if you put up with the cyber criminal’s demands, you might still be unable to access enciphered data. Therefore, if you do not like the idea you could lose some money in addition to the malicious application’s affected files, we urge you to eliminate Roga Ransomware either with a reliable antimalware tool or by following the instructions located below the article. Read more »
Search.searchemonl.com
Interfaces programs and tools have are often very deceitful, for example, Search.searchemonl.com looks like a good search tool at first glance, but, the truth is that it is an untrustworthy search engine. In fact, it is often called a browser hijacker. Since Search.searchemonl.com is quite actively distributed these days, it is the focus of this article. Users who have already discovered Search.searchemonl.com set on their browsers should carefully read this report to find all the pros and cons of using this search engine as a default search provider. Specialists working at anti-spyware-101.com believe that many users will decide to remove this dubious search tool after reading this article because the information about this search engine is, unfortunately, mostly negative. Yes, it definitely cannot be considered a trustworthy search tool. Read more »
Search.searchraccess.com
When you open your browser and Search.searchraccess.com is there set as your homepage, it obviously has not been your day. You have been infected with a browser hijacker, and this browser hijacker will try to turn your life into hell by displaying a lot of potentially corrupted content. To protect yourself from this obnoxious behavior, you have to remove Search.searchraccess.com from your system immediately. Luckily, this browser hijacker is not an extremely severe computer security threat, so you should have no problem removing it from your computer. Nevertheless, if something does not go according to the plan, do not hesitate to leave us a comment. Read more »
Jordan Ransomware
Jordan Ransomware is a rather peculiar computer infection that mostly gives users a good scare. It is very far from being a decent ransomware program because it does not do the one thing all ransomware infections are famous for. This program does not have the ability to encrypt your files, so its threats and requirements are totally groundless. In a sense, there is only one thing you have to do right now: you need to remove Jordan Ransomware and be done with it. Of course, there could be more unwanted applications installed on your computer, so it would be a good idea to run a full system scan. Read more »
Search.searchflm.com
Search.searchflm.com is one more browser hijacker that no Internet users should have fully active on their operating system. Make sure to avoid it at all times even if you happen to come across claims stating that this devious program could be useful in any way. In quite a few cases malware developers use misleading marketing techniques to lure unsuspecting Internet users into obtaining a worthless piece of software without understanding how it works. If, unfortunately, you already have this hijacker active on your PC, make sure to conduct its complete removal. Our research team highly advises you to do so since it does not hold any valuable features whatsoever. In fact, alterations induced by this hijacker will only ruin your online experience in a number of ways. If that was not enough, you must also know that in some cases changes triggered by it could lead you to suspicious websites. To find out how Search.searchflm.com works and how you can delete it once and for all, make sure to read the rest of our report. Read more »
KoKo Locker Ransomware
KoKo Locker Ransomware encrypts data that is considered as valuable to most of the computer users, e.g. pictures, photographs, videos, documents, and so on. Thus, the malware is more threatening to users who do not backup their data on a regular basis or at all. If you do not have any copies either we would advise you not to panic and think about your options carefully. The malicious program’s creators may promise to decrypt locked data once you pay the requested amount of money, but who can guarantee you that they will keep up to this pledge? Unfortunately, such people cannot be trusted, and if you are not prepared to lose your money, there is nothing else left to do but to eliminate KoKo Locker Ransomware. For removal instructions, you could slide below this article and take a look at our deletion guide. Read more »
Search.queryrouter.com
Search.queryrouter.com is a new browser hijacker belonging to the ELEX family. It is spreading quite actively these days, so it is not surprising that there are a number of users’ complaints on the web saying that Search.queryrouter.com has been set as a homepage and default search engine without permission. Researchers working at anti-spyware-101.com do not find it surprising at all that this search tool acts like this because similar browsers hijackers that are members of the ELEX family all act the same, i.e. they change browsers’ settings the moment they successfully sneak onto computers. Search.queryrouter.com should be erased not only because it has appeared on browsers without permission. It is more important to delete it as soon as possible so that it could not perform activities on the computer and cause trouble. You will know everything about Search.queryrouter.com if you continue reading this article and read it till the end. Users who find it hard to remove this undesirable search tool should go to read the entire report as well. Read more »
FreeManualsIndex Toolbar
FreeManualsIndex Toolbar is a browser extension that affects Chrome, Firefox, and Internet Explorer. It is a potentially unwanted program because most of the time it enters target systems when users expect it the least. It is not a malicious infection because it cannot enter your computer on its own. However, there are particular security issues associated with this application, and so it cannot be left to its own devices. If you think that this program entered your computer uninvited, you can remove FreeManualsIndex Toolbar following the manual removal instructions below this description. For a full software removal, do not hesitate to utilize a security application. Read more »