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visualbee.delta-search.com

visualbee.delta-search.com

If the home page of your web browsers has been changed to visualbee.delta-search.com – your computer has been corrupted by a browser hijacker. If you are continuously being rerouted to this page without your consent – you are dealing with a redirect virus. Either way, the infection is highly dangerous and you should delete it from the operating Windows system right away. The removal process depends on the severity of the threat and the security state of your personal computer. For example, if you have set the suspicious search engine as your home page when installing freeware, you might be able to fix the issue manually. However, if the devious hijacker has taken over your Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox, Google Chrome and other browsers illegally, the problem is much more complicated. So, how should you remove visualbee.delta-search.com hijacker from the browsers and the computer? Read more »

apf003.sys

If you have discovered Hao123 plugins installed onto your browser, there is no doubt that apf003.sys (13.23 KB) is running on the operating system. Even if you cannot locate this system file it does not mean that it does not exist, and Anti-Spyware-101.com researchers have discovered that the element is usually located under %WINDIR%\system32. The highly suspicious component can affect Windows 7/Vista/XP users who are running either 32-bit or 64-bit versions. As research shows, in most cases, the file is hidden so it would not be harmed by the user; however, this also means that it may be quite difficult to delete apf003.sys. Please continue reading to learn more about the file and its removal. Read more »

b34btbztdb0vavaw.exe

B34btbztdb0vavaw.exe (149,504 bytes) is a malicious rootkit file which is often linked to the existence of ransomware Trojans. If you have discovered this executable running on your operating Windows system, soon enough it could be locked without a possibility to access a desktop. In this case we urge you to install automatic spyware detection and removal software as soon as possible. In case you are already dealing with the removed privileges over the system we can help you with the situation. The experienced Anti-Spyware-101.com researchers have analyzed ransomware Trojans numerous of times, and so now we have enough knowledge over the threat and its removal. Please continue reading to learn more about B34btbztdb0vavaw.exe removal and ransomware infections. Read more »

Trojan:Win32/Jpgiframe.A

It may be difficult to detect Trojan:Win32/Jpgiframe.A running on the operating Windows system; however, if you do not locate and remove this infection– soon enough your virtual security could be put in serious danger. As research shows, the infection does not have an interface and most Windows users notice Windows dysfunctions related to it too late. Needless to say, this helps the schemers who have developed the threat to perform highly clandestine tasks within or even from your personal computer. It has been discovered that infected machines are often manipulated to act as malware distributors, which means that by having the system infected with this threat you may be involved in illegal operations. This is incredibly vicious, and so it is important that you keep your PC guarded against the threat or remove Trojan:Win32/Jpgiframe.A if it has already entered the system. Read more »

Slick Savings

Slick Savings is a potentially unwanted program that displays coupon offers. These coupons are supposed to improve your online shopping experience, because they basically discount offers that allow you to purchase your favorite goods at a reasonable price. Unfortunately, such browser extensions always come with the catch, and the problem with Slick Savings is that it is not a very secure application, and it could be exploited by malicious third parties. Therefore, you are highly recommended to remove Slick Savings from your computer in order to avoid potential malicious infections and protect yourself from harm. Read more »

Facebook Friend Request Virus

Facebook Friend Request Virus is a malicious infection which is based upon fictitious friend requests on Facebook. If you have an account with this highly popular social networking site you must know that you can add friends and send friend requests to grow your circles. Unfortunately, the good name of the website has been exploited by cyber criminals who are linked to the devious Facebook Message Virus as well. If the malicious infection targets your personal Facebook account, soon enough security backdoors could be exposed which could lead to a number of highly illegal and disruptive actions. Anti-Spyware-101.com researchers warn that the threat is quickly growing and so everyone should be aware of it. Please continue reading to learn how to remove Facebook Friend Request Virus. Read more »

Hotspot Shield Toolbar

Hotspot Shield Toolbar

Hotspot Shield Toolbar is a browser add-on which can be installed on the computer in several ways. The application belongs to Conduit Search, and it can be found at hotspostshield.ourtoolbar.com. Hotspot Shield Toolbar bears the name of a security application which is known as Hotspot Shield, which also has its mobile version for Android operating system. Hotspot Shield Toolbar can be bundled with various programs, so you should always read the terms of use in order to avoid the unwanted browser extension. It is also known that Hotspot software also promotes some browser extensions, which implies that even when you are installing the security program, you should pay close attention to the installer. Read more »

KMSEmulator.exe

KMSEmulator.exe is a malicious file that is associated with a number of Trojan infections.  Depending on which antivirus program you have installed on your computer, it could be detected as Win32:Malware-gen, BackDoor.Hackdoor.R, Trojan.Gen and so on. In general, KMSEmulator.exe is most often related to Trojan.gen.2 which denotes an entire group of Trojan infections that seriously compromise your system. Due to the fact that Trojan infections do not manifest themselves, you need to perform regular system scans with SpyHunter free scanner. This way you will be able to detect and remove KMSEmulator.exe on time, along with other potentially dangerous files. Read more »

Trojan.gen.2

Thousands of different Trojans can be placed in the same group of malware known as Trojan.gen.2. This group includes different Windows infections which often use the same malignant elements and act in similar ways. Anti-Spyware-101.com researchers warn that all threats linked to the faction are dangerous and require immediate removal. Is it easy to locate and delete these threats? It absolutely is not and so you should be extra careful about the protection of your operating Windows system. If you have yet to employ reliable spyware detection and removal software we recommend that you install it right away. Of course, you should not be too abrupt and install just any program. The web is filled with fictitious security tools (e.g. Antivirus Defence) which are completely worthless and may endanger your security further. If you wish to learn more about Windows protection and Trojan.gen.2 removal continue reading this report. Read more »

Antivirus Defence

Antivirus Defense is not a security tool which you should trust. In fact, it is recommended that you delete this suspicious program from your personal Windows system without any delay. According to Anti-Spyware-101.com researchers, the application is closely linked to such rogue anti-spyware programs as Antiviral Factory 2013, Attentive Antivirus, System Progressive Protection or System Care Antivirus. All of these and many other programs have been developed by the WinWebSec family schemers. They can infiltrate the malicious rogues with the help of fake online scanners or using already existing Trojans. Read more »