Category Archives: Malware
Omegle Phishing Virus
Omegle Phishing Virus is something that might sneak in if you end up visiting fake Omegle web pages or downloading malicious data/software that is said to be affiliated with it. The malware can be used to spy on victims or install other threats of their systems. If you are using Omegle chatting services, we encourage you to read our report carefully so you would understand how the malware could sneak in on your device and how to guard it against it. Of course, we mention other essential details related to this malware in this article too. ...
Nebula Exploit Kit
Nebula Exploit Kit is a malicious toolkit applied by cyber criminals to exploit vulnerabilities in victims' browsers and drivers. This kit was first spotted a year ago. You can easily infect your system with all kinds of payloads if you land on a malicious page armed with this exploit kit unless your browsers and drivers are all up-to-date, of course. It is possible that you clicked on the wrong web content or got redirected to this malicious page otherwise. ...
Msttc.exe Miner Bitcoin
Make no mistake about a program entitled Msttc.exe Miner Bitcoin, and be sure to conduct its complete removal if it is ever found active on your personal computer. It is essential to do so because it happens to be an incredibly invasive Trojan. Such classification has been made by our researchers after their in-depth analysis, which revealed some dubious features of this application. As it turns out, this malicious piece of software is primarily used to make illegal profits from unsuspecting users by using their computer's resources without any notification or authorization. ...
Package Access Helper
Package Access Helper is an Android service that causes issues due to some unclear reasons. Those mobile device users who have found a notification saying that Package Access Helper has stopped working have noticed that the Package Access Helper error takes place in several cases. It is possible to find a warning about this service after trying to uninstall or update an application, including Spotify, Amazon apps, and many other applications. The error message may also be displayed after trying to move an application to an SD memory cards. ...
Com.google.provision
Com.google.provision is a devious piece of software primarily targeted at Android users. As it turns out, this malware can affect tablets and phones. Our researchers highly advise you to remove this devious application at the very same instance that it is found up and running on your device. It is critical to do so because this malicious program can act in a number of dubious ways. It might be able to collect sensitive information. Also, it could download other questionable and even dangerous programs. Our researchers have conducted an in-depth analysis of this dubious program, and in this report, we present their findings regarding its devious functionality. ...
FakeMsMessage
If your operating system suddenly crashes and you are introduced to a strange warning in blue screen via CMD, it is likely that FakeMsMessage has slithered in. This infection might seem scary, but, in reality, it poses little threat. Above everything else, this infection is irritating and disruptive, which is why its removal has to shoot up to the top of your to-do list. It is possible that this infection has entered your operating system bundled with other threats, and their removal also has to be taken seriously. Although not all infections can paralyze your desktop and show false information, other threats can be malicious in other ways. We suggest deleting FakeMsMessage first and then examining your operating system to see if you need to remove other unreliable programs. ...
Quicky Translator
Quicky Translator is a program that falls into the category of malware because of numerous bad activities it performs when it enters systems. Even though Quicky Translator is known to be a malicious application, it has an official website (quickytranslator.com) and it also seems that it can be downloaded from there rather easily. People usually download this threat because it advertises itself as a program that can help to translate different texts easily and quickly. Of course, they can detect Quicky Translator on their systems too even though they do not download this program themselves. Have you detected it too? If so, get rid of Quicky Translator as soon as possible. ...
FBI Header Ransomware
If you cannot access your documents and all you see on your screen is a supposed message from the FBI, there is a good chance you have been infected by the FBI Header Ransomware. This infection tries to pose as a legitimate representative of the federal law enforcement authority. The program claims that you have committed cyber crimes, and you are supposed to pay the ransom fee in order to avoid criminal charges. Needless to say, the claims are absolutely false, and you must remove FBI Header Ransomware from your system to restore access to your documents. For the manual removal guidelines, please scroll down to the bottom of this description. ...
CoinVault
CoinVault is a serious computer infection that acts in the same manner as CryptoGraphic Locker. There is no doubt that you will notice its presence if it happens that it slithers onto your computer because this infection will encrypt all your files and change the wallpaper. On top of that, you will see a message which will ask you to pay a ransom of 0.7 bitcoin (equals approximately 207, 47 Euros). ...
Vanilla Refill virus
Vanilla Refill virus, also known as Vanilla virus, is a ransomware infection that enters the computer without the user’s interference and alters the settings of the system so that the user cannot use the computer as usual. The installation of the Vanilla Refill virus results in the display of a deceptive full-screen warning that has nothing to do with the activities of the user and the very computer. Full-screen warnings displayed by ransomware infections usually contain information explaining why the user cannot use the computer and some guidelines that are supposed to be followed in order to restore the prior system settings. ...
