Searchpagefix.com Redirect

Searchpagefix.com is a rogue website full of intrusive online advertisements such as search, in-text, transitional, etc. Be aware that these displayed search results and generated advertisements may lead to high-risk adware or malware infections and can cause serious privacy issues. There are many rogue websites that behave in a similar way and cause similar problems. Examples include swellsearch.info, allsearches.info, and searchfix.info. Websites such as searchpagefix.com are developed to generate revenue by redirecting users to various websites, displaying intrusive ads, and collecting software and hardware information, which is subsequently shared with third parties. You are strongly advised not to use searchpag...

Your Browser Has Been Blocked Virus

Internet Explorer, Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, and Safari blocking messages are called ransomware viruses. Commonly, cyber criminals responsible for creating these scams, exploit the names of various authorities worldwide (For example, the FBI, EUROPOL, RCMP, Gendarmerie nationale, etc.) Ransomware viruses rely on fake law violation notifications (copyright and related rights laws, viewing or distributing prohibited pornographic content, neglectful use of PCs, etc.) to scare computer users into paying a bogus fine. Cyber criminals have created several different variants of ransomware viruses, and this particular one is called "Browlock". It affects users' Internet browsers only by employing Java script...

Improved Vawtrak Trojan Spotted in the Wild

Victims usually never have any clue that the machine is infected until their bank accounts are suddenly drained of money and they are left with little in the way of recovery options because the transaction appears to be a legitimate wire transfer to a bank located off-shore (usually in Russia or the Ukraine). Vawtrak was dangerous enough when first reported last year as it is often used in conjunction with Rovnix; another powerful malware variant that leverages the Windows PowerShell command shell. Recent versions of the malware have gone even further by combining Rovnix, Vawtrak, and macros for Microsoft Word to spread the malware even faster and without detection. Although the use of macros to spread malware is ...