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MyQuickLotto Toolbar

What is hp.myway.com?

The MyQuickLotto application was created by Mindspark Interactive Network and supposedly provides free lottery tips and strategies. In fact, this app is distributed using a dubious marketing method called "bundling". In summary, MyQuickLotto is often added as an extra offer within the set-ups of other software.

Typically, people download and install apps such as MyQuickLotto unintentionally. Therefore, this app is categorized as a potentially unwanted application (PUA). It is also a browser hijacker, which changes browser settings and promotes a fake search engine.

   
Telecomer.live Ads

What is telecomer[.]live?

Sharing many common traits with watchonline.click, getmedia.me, exclusivenotifications.com and thousands of others, telecomer[.]live is a rogue site. It is designed to generate redirects to untrustworthy/malicious websites and to present questionable content to users.

Most visitors to this dubious site accesses it inadvertently; either by being redirected from clicking on an intrusive advertisement or by having it force-opened by PUAs (potentially unwanted applications).

It is noteworthy, that these apps do not need express user permission to invade their devices. Once successfully infiltrated, they cause rampant redirects, deliver invasive advert campaigns and some can even gather intel on users' browsing activity.

   
HILDACRYPT Ransomware

What is HILDACRYPT?

Discovered by GrujaRS, HILDACRYPT is ransomware-type malicious software designed to encrypt files and prevent victims from accessing them unless they pay ransoms. HILDACRYPT changes the extensions of encrypted files to ".HILDA!". For example, it renames "1.jpg" to "1.jpg.HILDA!".

It also creates a ransom message within a text file called "READ_IT.TXT", which can be found in folders that contain encrypted files.

   
Offer.agency Ads

What is offer[.]agency?

Offer[.]agency is a rogue site, designed to generate unauthorized redirects to untrustworthy/malicious websites and to deliver dubious content for user consumption. Such dubious sites are innumerous and many share key similarities in-between (e.g. onlinecontent.funprioritynotifications.comviralupdatestoday.com and etc.).

Few visits to offer[.]agency are made intentionally, most visitors access it unwillingly. Rogue websites are spread through redirects caused by intrusive advertisements and by force-opens committed by PUAs (potentially unwanted applications). It should be noted, that undesirable apps do not need explicit user consent in order to be installed onto their devices.

After successful infiltration, PUAs generate redirects to harmful sites, run invasive ad campaigns and some can even gather intel.

   
Lbkut Ransomware

What is Lbkut?

Discovered by GrujaRS, Lbkut is ransomware-type software that belongs to the Scarab family. Programs of this type are designed to prevent victims from accessing their files by encrypting them with strong cryptographic algorithms. To decode and recover their data, victims are encouraged to pay a ransom.

Lbkut renames each file to a string of random characters followed by the ".lbkut" extension. For example, "1.jpg" might be renamed to a filename such as "UO0ly=No2LpPUmE3.lbkut". It also creates a text file containing a ransom message with instructions about how to pay the ransom (purchase decryption software).

   
Message-alert.center Ads

What is message-alert[.]center?

Like thousands of others (e.g. bigclicker.medredrewlaha.infochecking-your-browser.com and etc.), message-alert[.]center is a rogue website. Designed to cause rampant redirects to compromised and possibly malicious sites, as well as delivery of highly dubious content.

What should be known, is that few users ever enter it willingly. Most get redirected from other similarly harmful sites (specifically, by clicking on intrusive advertisements therein), or by having it forcefully opened by PUAs (potentially unwanted applications).

It must be emphasized that express user consent is unnecessary for these apps to invade their devices. PUAs generate redirects, deliver invasive ad campaigns and some can even track data.

   
Apollon865 Ransomware

What is Apollon865?

Apollon865 ransomware was discovered by GrujaRS and is part of the GlobeImposter ransomware family. Like most malicious programs of this type, Apollon865 is designed to encrypt files and block access to them unless victims pay ransoms (purchase decryption software and/or keys).

It renames all encrypted files by adding the ".Apollon865" extension. For example, "sample.jpg" becomes "sample.jpg.Apollon865". Updated variant of this ransomware append ".Apollon865qq" extension. It also creates the "HOW TO BACK YOUR FILES.exe" file which, if opened, displays a ransom message in a full-screen pop-up window.

   
Buran Ransomware

What is Buran?

First discovered by malware research nao_sec, Buran is high-risk ransomware distributed using Rig Exploit Kit. This is a new variant of another ransomware infection called Vega.

After successfully infiltrating the system, Buran encrypts most stored files and appends filenames with the victim's unique ID (e.g., "sample.jpg" might be renamed to a filename such as "sample.jpg.48E7EE9F-3B50-B177-0614-DF09178EE722").

Following successful encryption, Buran generates a text file ("!!! YOUR FILES ARE ENCRYPTED !!!.TXT") and stores it on the desktop. The file contains a ransom-demand message.

   
Segurazo Antivirus Unwanted Application

What is Segurazo?

Segurazo antivirus (also known as SAntivirus) is described as anti-virus software that includes real-time protection, threat detection, and protection of data and passwords.

In fact, this program is a potentially unwanted application (PUA), since it is distributed through the download or installation set-ups of other software. Many people download and install software of this type unintentionally.

   
Onlinecontent.fun Ads

What is onlinecontent[.]fun?

Onlinecontent[.]fun is a rogue website, sharing a lot of similarities with mega-deals.mobi, weads32.com, naneso.com and hundreds of others. It operates by generating redirects to unreliable, possibly malicious websites, as well as deliver dubious content (including clickbait) for user consumption.

It is rarely accessed intentionally; most visitors get redirected by clicking on intrusive ads or by having it opened by PUAs (potentially unwanted applications) in their device.

It should be known, that rogue apps do not need express user permission to be installed onto their systems. Once successfully infiltrated, they cause unauthorized redirects, run invasive advertisement campaigns and track data.

   

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