search.searchpcst.com is another fake search engine promoted by the PC Speed Test (also known as My Speed Test) browser hijacker app that is installed on web browsers as an extension, add-on, or a separate program on the operating system. The site offers improved search results and an internet per
search25.co is a search engine developed by a company that claims to be helping owners of websites and web networks to generate revenue. The site is similar to other popular and well-known search engines such as Google, Yahoo, Bing, etc. It claims to be a legitimate search engine, however, most b
The search.searchm3p.com search engine is promoted by the Package Tracking Pro browser hijacker app. The app offers an enhanced search engine and direct access to package tracking on company websites that provide delivery services (such as usps.com, ups.com, fedex.com, and dhl.com) direct from the
yowwinnerprize.com is a deceptive website claiming that the user is "today's lucky visitor" and has a chance to win a prize ($1000 gift card, iPhone X, and other "amazing deals"). Research shows that many visitors come to yowwinnerprize.com inadvertently - they are redirected by potentially unwan
"AV64N.EXE" is a process name that some users notice in Windows Task Manger. This process may seem suspicious, and indeed "AV64N.EXE" indicates that your system is infected with a cryptocurrency-mining trojan. It is a name of an executable (application) that misuses system resources to mine crypto
Hermes 2.1 is an updated version of a ransomware-type virus called Hermes. Developers proliferate this malware by using spam email campaigns. Once infiltrated, Hermes 2.1 encrypts most stored data, thereby making it unusable. To achieve this, Hermes 2.1 employs a RSA-2048 encryption algorithm. N
As with greatdexchange.com, cobalten.com, dentially.info, and many others, blueseek.com is a rogue website that redirects users to various other untrustworthy and potentially malicious sites. In most cases, users visit these websites inadvertently - they are redirected by potentially unwanted prog
Discovered by malware security researcher, Leo, Armage is a ransomware-type virus that stealthily infiltrates the system and encrypts most stored files using AES-256 cryptography. During encryption, this malware appends filenames with the ".armage" extension. For instance, "sample.jpg" is renamed
search.htheweathercenter.co is a fake search engine installed on web browsers through The Weather Center, a browser hijacker app developed by Polarity Technologies. This is a search engine that offers an enhanced browsing experience and quick access to weather forecast websites such as Weather Ale
search.hlivetvnow.co is a fake search engine installed using the Live TV Now browser hijacker app. The app offers a search engine and quick access to various television content via tv-related websites such as ESPN GO, Hulu, and Netflix. The search engine also offers quick access to amazon.co