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UpdateTask.exe is a process file that belongs to a number of programs and applications. There are up to 29 versions of this file, and it ranges from being a legitimate system file to a malicious worm infection. In order to figure out whether you should block and remove UpdateTask.exe, you are recommended to run a full system scan with SpyHunter scanner, and the scan will determine whether the running process is malicious or not. Should you be infected with the malicious version of UpdateTask.exe, remove the file and related computer threats immediately with a legitimate antispyware tool. Read more »

Trojan.BHO is not just one particular computer infection. There is an entire group of computer malware applications that fall under this name and category. As you can tell, this infection is a Trojan which means it enters the system surreptitiously and then causes erratic browser behavior. BHO attached to its name means Browser Helper Object. Thus Trojan.BHO is a computer infection that targets your browser – it may forcefully redirect you to corrupted websites, cause a number of annoying pop-ups and so on. It is important that you detect and remove Trojan.BHO before it is too late to do anything about this infection. Read more »

PUP.installbrain is a computer infection which is likely to get to the PC without your permission. If your security tool reports that the threat in question is present within the system, you should immediately remove it from the PC. Different malware experts categorize this threat differently. PUP.installbrain has been dubbed adware or Trojan horse; nevertheless, it should not be left within the system. The threat has been found in a number of countries, including India, Thailand, Zambia, and a lot of European countries, and if you are one of those who have become a victim of the threat, take immediate actions to get rid of it. Read more »

backdoor.matsnu.b is a backdoor Trojan that was first discovered in April 2013. It is also known as Trojan.Ransomlock.P and it allows one to conclude that backdoor.matsnu.b is one of the components that are responsible for infecting your computer with ransomware programs. This backdoor can affect systems that run on almost all versions of Windows operating system, except for Windows 8. Although the backdoor is not directly related to ransomware infection, it may open a backdoor on the target computer that allows other malicious programs to enter it. Hence, backdoor.matsnu.b could be used by a number of computer threats to enter the PC. Read more »

Trojan.Dusok.A is a dangerous computer infection which can get to the computer through phishing websites, spam emails, drive-by downloads, and other ways of social engineering. As the threat can be installed disguised as a driver or some other important system component, it is categorized as a Trojan horse. The term Trojan.Dusok.A can stand for an unlimited number of computer infections which can be called generic detections. If you have been informed by your anti-virus program that this threat is on your PC, do not wait and remove it. Read more »

PUM.Hijack.HomepageControl is an umbrella name for all of the malicious browser hijackers which may change your home page and modify proxy settings without any of your authorization. Without a doubt, the clandestine application is malicious and you should do whatever it takes to keep it away from the operating Windows system and Mozilla Firefox, Google Chrome, Internet Explorer or any other browsers. Note that cyber criminals may distribute the threat through spam email attachments, freeware, corrupted sites and other security vulnerabilities. Read more »

Anti-Spyware-101.com spyware researchers warn that it is absolutely necessary to have HackTool:Win32/Patch.D removed from the operating Windows system. The clandestine infection has been developed by cyber criminals who create and distribute malicious computer infections in order to generate profit, which means that your financial security could be breached at any point if you are not careful and let in the deceitful threat. How can it enter your personal computer? You may think that your operating Windows system is guarded by authentic spyware detection and reveal software; however, if the infection has managed to enter, it is likely that the tool is either out-of-date or unreliable. Of course, if the system is not protected by any security software, cyber criminals could use spam email attachments, bundled downloads, fake video codecs and a number of other security vulnerabilities to infect the PC. Once your PC is corrupted by the malicious hacking tool, you need to rush and delete HackTool:Win32/Patch.D without further delay. Read more »

If the malicious Trojan Horse PSW.OnlineGames4.ALGT has taken over your personal computer, you and your virtual security are in big trouble. The malicious Trojan may corrupt Windows utilities and employ your own computer to attack other systems with spyware. If you do not want to be involved with cyber crime, you definitely need to remove the clandestine threat as soon as possible. Have you already discovered it running on the operating Windows system? In reality, the malicious Trojan could be active on the PC even if you think that the computer is running normally. Anti-Spyware-101.com researchers have discovered that the Trojan does not have an interface and its malignant processes are hidden from detection and removal. So, how should you delete Trojan Horse PSW.OnlineGames4.ALGT? Please continue reading to learn everything about the removal of this threat. Read more »

Trojan Horse Generic32.CCGO is a dangerous computer infection which refers to a variety of malicious files and processes that are aimed at corrupting your privacy. Not all anti-virus programs are capable of removing this threat, so if your computer security program has only detected Trojan Horse Generic32.CCGO but cannot remove it, use a reliable spyware removal tool to delete the threat and protect the computer. Read more »

Suspicious.cloud is a term used by the Norton anti-virus program. It is used to refer to computer threats that can be categorized as Trojan horses, which means that the threat can be installed as some system file or application. If your security program has detected Suspicious.cloud but cannot remove it, or if it has been removed and now you see that the threat is renewed, you should not hesitate and implement a spyware removal tool which is powerful enough to remove the threat in question. Read more »