Reco is malicious software belonging to the Djvu ransomware family. This program operates by encrypting data and denying access until a ransom is paid (i.e., until a decryption tool/software is purchased). When this ransomware encrypts data, it renames files with the ".reco" extension. Therefore,
Virtually identical to search.genieosearch.com, search.mapsonlinepro.com, search.convertersearch.com, and countless others, search.roterismus.com is a fake search engine. It supposedly enhances the browsing experience by providing improved search results. It has a professional design similar to
OnyxLocker was discovered by Alex Svirid and, like most ransomware-type programs, is designed to encrypt victims' files and keep them inaccessible unless a ransom is paid. In fact, this particular ransomware does not encrypt all files. Nevertheless, it impossible to decrypt files without a specifi
Directions Maps Finder is a browser hijacker endorsed for quick access to map and route related content. It is supposedly capable of providing various maps, local traffic data, driving directions and similar, however, it operates by modifying browser settings to promote a fake search engine (searc
ForBrowser is one of many adware-type applications that serve intrusive advertisements. Typically, people download and install apps of this type unintentionally. They are therefore called potentially unwanted applications (PUAs). Additionally, adware is often designed to gather information about
Belonging to the Djvu ransomware family, Xoza ransomware is malicious software created by cyber criminals. It encrypts files and is used to blackmail victims. People with computers infected by Xoza cannot access or use their files unless they decrypt them with a tool that can be purchased only fro
Sharing many similarities with maroolatrack.com, procontent.me, folmetor.com, and offer.agency, fres-news[.]com is a rogue website that feeds users with dubious content and redirects them to other untrustworthy/malicious sites. Most users enter this website inadvertently and are redirected to it b
"Hacker Who Has Access To Your Operating System" is yet another spam email campaign that falls within the 'sextortion' category. Cyber criminals send hundreds of thousands of deceptive emails stating that they have hijacked the victim's computer and recorded a 'humiliating video'. In fact, this is
ProntoApp is a rogue adware-type application that performs various malicious actions on infected machines. On initial inspection, ProntoApp may not seem to be suspicious or harmful, however, it usually infiltrates computers without users' consent. Furthermore, it can cause redirects, deliver in
Scammers send the "I Know * Is One Of Your Pass" email to thousands of people as part of a scam campaign. The scam is used to trick recipients of these bogus emails into believing that cyber criminals have recorded a compromising video of them and that they will proliferate it if their demands are