Step-by-Step Malware Removal Instructions

The search.safefinder.com browser hijacker infiltrates Internet browsers (Internet Explorer, Google Chrome, and Mozilla Firefox) via free software downloads. Browser redirects to this website are caused by a potentially unwanted application called 'SafeFinder' created by Linkury Inc. Internet use

Identical to go2jump.org, buzzadexchange.com, searchkska.com, and many others, seethisoffer.info is a deceptive website designed to cause redirects to other suspicious sites. Users are redirected to seethisoffer.information by various potentially unwanted programs (PUPs) that infiltrate systems w

spacequery.com is a fake Internet search engine that supposedly generates improved search results and, therefore, enhances the browsing experience. On initial inspection, spacequery.com may seem similar to legitimate search engines such as Google, Yahoo, Bing, and so on. Therefore, many users bel

Identical to tradedoubler.com, pipeschannels.com, becanium.com, and many others, go2jump.org is a deceptive site that redirects to a number of other suspicious websites. Research shows that users often visit go2jump.org inadvertently - they are redirected by various potentially unwanted programs

Right-Click Search is a rogue application that supposedly allows searching of highlighted text within Google and Wikipedia. On initial inspection, Right-Click Search may seem legitimate and useful, however, it is categorized as a potentially unwanted program (PUP) and adware. There are three main

Developers present search.pabapara.com as a "top-notch" Internet search engine that generates improved results and, therefore, enhances the browsing experience. Judging on appearance alone, search.pabapara.com barely differs from legitimate search engines such as Google, Bing, and Yahoo. Theref

Locky is ransomware distributed via malicious .doc files attached to spam email messages. Each word document contains scrambled text, which appear to be macros. When users enable macro settings in the Word program, an executable file (the ransomware) is downloaded. Various files are then encrypte

Diamond Computer Encryption is malware based on an open-source ransomware project called Hidden Tear. Diamond Computer Encryption was first discovered by malware security researcher, xXToffeeXx. Once infiltrated, this software encrypts various data using AES cryptography. During encryption, Diamo

Discovered by malware security researcher, Marcelo Rivero, OGONIA is an updated version of a ransomware-type virus called CryptoMix. Once infiltrated, this ransomware encrypts various data and renames files using the "[32_random_letters_and_digits].OGONIA" pattern. For instance, "sample.jpg" migh

3301 is an updated version of ransomware-type malware called Karmen. This malware is developed using an open-source ransomware project, Hidden Tear. Once infiltrated, 3301 encrypts various files using the AES encryption algorithm. In addition, this ransomware appends filenames with the ".3301" ex