Step-by-Step Malware Removal Instructions

Verify Windows is a virus that opens a message stating that the computer Windows copy is not genuine and then demands entry of a valid activation key. If the victim does not have a key, they are encouraged to contact fake 'certified technicians' via a telephone number provided. These demands may

Ad4Pop is a potentially unwanted program that supposedly allows users to play various arcade games. Initially, this PUP may seem legitimate and useful, however, Ad4Pop is classed as adware and a potentially unwanted program (PUP). One of the main reasons for these negative associations is stealth

Facebook Notifications is a rogue browser plug-in that supposedly notifies users of various activity on Facebook. On initial inspection, this bogus program may seem legitimate and useful, however, due to rogue behavior, Facebook Notifications is classed as adware and a potentially unwanted progra

Developed by Yontoo, Classic For Facebook is a dubious browser extension that claims to change Facebook's web layout. On initial inspection, this application may seem legitimate and useful, however, it is classed as a potentially unwanted program (PUP) and adware. There are three main reasons for

!SATANA! is a combination of Petya and MISCHA ransomware-type viruses. It is designed to silently infiltrate computers and then encrypt various files. This program targets the following file formats: .bak, .doc, .jpg, .jpe, .txt, .tex, .dbf, .db, .xls, .cry, .xml, .vsd, .pdf, .csv, .bmp, .tif, .1

Oh My Tabs is a dubious application that supposedly provides various coupons, enables comparison shopping function, notifies of deals/discounts available on various online stores, and provides other similar features that supposedly save time and money while shopping online. This might seem legiti

CryptoRoger is a ransomware-type virus designed to stealthily infiltrate systems and stored files. To encrypt files, CryptoRoger uses an asymmetric AES-256 encryption algorithm. Therefore, public (encryption) and private (decryption) keys are generated during the process. Furthermore, CryptoRoger

CryptoShocker is a ransomware that infiltrates computers and encrypts stored files. This virus appends the name of each encrypted file with a .locked extension. Types of targeted files include .jpeg, .doc, .mp3, and many others. After successfully encrypting data, CyptoShocker creates a shortcut (

BartCrypt (or 'Bart') is a ransomware-type virus distributed using malicious email attachments that appear as .zip files. The name of these files often varies (for example, pictures.zip, photos.zip, images.zip, and other words describe a graphical image). Each zip file contains a .js (JavaScript)

KratosCrypt is a ransomware virus that stealthily infiltrates computers, encrypting files using an asymmetric AES encryption algorithm. This virus appends the name of each encrypted file with a .kratos extension. Following successful encryption, KratosCrypt creates a README_ALL.html file and plac