Stream Club is a browser hijacker designed to promote tailsearch.com (a fake search engine). Typically, rogue software within this classification operates by making changes to browser settings to promote certain bogus search engines, however, Stream Club does not affect the settings of hijacked br
Typically, browsers open pages such as lumnyalcolm[.]top when potentially unwanted applications (PUAs) are installed on browsers, or when users visit untrusted web pages or click dubious ads. In any case, people do not often visit pages such as lumnyalcolm[.]top intentionally. Some examples of ot
"Domain name search engine registration scam" refers to a scheme run on deceptive websites. It has been observed being promoted via spam email campaigns. The scam claims that users must register their websites' domain names and that this registration will ensure the site's validity for promotion o
WebIncognitoSearch hijacks browsers by changing certain settings to webincognitosearch.com, the address of a fake search engine. It is likely to also collect data relating to users' browsing habits. Generally, users do not download or install browser hijackers intentionally and, therefore, WebInc
Fireee encrypts files, changes their filenames, and creates a ransom message. It renames files by adding the victim's ID, helpforyou@firemail.cc email address, and appending the ".fireee" extension. For example, "1.jpg" is renamed to "1.jpg.[9B83AE23].[helpforyou@firemail.cc].fireee", "2.jpg" to "
free.hyperlinksearch.net is a fake search engine that is promoted by HyperLink Search, a browser hijacker. Note that this app is designed to change certain browser settings to free.hyperlinksearch.net and add the "Managed by your organization" feature on Google Chrome browsers. It is likely that
Valerie is a rogue application classified as adware. Following successful infiltration, it runs intrusive advertisement campaigns. I.e., Valerie delivers various misleading and even harmful ads. Most adware-type programs have data tracking capabilities, which are used to gather browsing related in
Discovered by MalwareHunterTeam, REDROMAN is malicious software categorized as ransomware. Systems infected with this malware experience data encryption and users receive ransom demands for decryption. During the encryption process, files are appended with the ".REDROMAN" extension. For example,
Generally, websites such as this one display a fake virus notification, stating that an iPhone (or other device) is infected with viruses, and encourage visitors to remove them immediately with a potentially unwanted application (PUA). In summary, these pages promote PUAs in a deceptive ways. T
Lisp is one of many ransomware-type programs that belong to the Djvu ransomware family. Like most malicious programs of this type, it encrypts and renames files, and creates a ransom message with instructions about how to contact the developers, pay the ransom, etc. Lisp renames files by appendin