Cyspt is a ransomware-type virus discovered by MalwareHunterTeam. Research shows that this ransomware is likely to be a new variant of another virus called AresCrypt. Following successful infiltration, Cyspt encrypts most stored files and appends filenames with the ".OOFNIK" extension. For instan
The DOC to PDF application is promoted as the ultimate document converter and capable of converting .doc, .xls, .ppt, .pdf, jpg, and various other files in one click. Although this may seem to be a legitimate converter, it is also categorized as a potentially unwanted application (PUA), which p
The Video Monkey application was developed by the same company that developed another app called Maps2Go. The developers claim that this app allows users to convert videos ("any video") to .mp4, .mov, .avi, and other formats. This app is classified as a potentially unwanted application (PUA), s
Gorgon ransomware was discovered by Jakub Kroustek. Its developers (cyber criminals) use it to encrypt data and blackmail victims by encouraging them to buy a decryption tool. Like most ransomware-type programs, it renames each encrypted file by adding a new extension, in this case ".[buy-decrypto
newsforyou.pro is a rogue site identical to nsandreskethep.club, butfirecrangu.club, notify-service.com, and dozens of other deceptive websites. newsforyou.pro causes redirects to other rogue sites and also displays dubious content. Visitors typically arrive at newsforyou.pro inadvertently - they
dartsearch.net is a webpage that provides visitors with dubious content. Generally, most people end up visiting this website inadvertently due to adware-type potentially unwanted applications (PUAs) installed on their systems. People usually install these PUAs unintentionally. They go on to ser
search.kimosachi.com is one of many fake search engines that includes search.getvideomonkey.com, search.maps2go.net, and search.sprintfair.com. These are are just some examples. The website is promoted as legitimate and useful, offering an enhanced browsing experience, however, it uses rogue do
First discovered by Emmanuel_ADC-Soft, GEFEST 3.0 is a malicious program and a new variant of Scarab ransomware. Its developers use it to encrypt data (block access) and encourage victims to pay a ransom for its release. GEFEST 3.0 changes each encrypted file extension by adding ".GEFEST". For ex
search.getvideomonkey.com is a fake search engine that is virtually identical to many others of this type including search.regevpop.com, search-operator.com, and search.tapufind.com. The site is promoted using rogue download/installation installers that modify targeted browser settings. Develop
search.maps2go.net is similar to many other fake search engines such as search.regevpop.com, search-operator.com, and search.tapufind.com. These are just some examples. Developers promote this site as a useful search engine that is capable of providing an enhanced browsing experience with improv