Predator The Thief is high-risk trojan-type infection designed to collect various user-system information. These infections typically infiltrate computers without users' consent. Their presence might lead to serious privacy issues and significant financial loss. After system infiltration,
MacAppExtensions is a potentially unwanted application (PUA), a browser app installed by adware-type apps that are already present on the Mac system or browser. Once installed, MacAppExtensions hijacks browsers (changes settings) and gathers information relating to users' browsing activity.
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Qakbot (also known as Quakbot or Qbot) is a banking trojan designed to steal personal information. Cyber criminals proliferate this virus using spam email campaigns. These emails are delivered with malicious attachments (Microsoft Office [typically Word] documents) that are presented as various i
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Discovered by GrujaRS, Amigo-X3 ransomware is a malicious program designed to encrypt files stored on victims' computers and keep them inaccessible and unusable unless ransoms are paid. Amigo-X3 renames all encrypted files by adding the ".Amigo-X3" extension. For example, "1.jpg" becomes "1.jpg.A