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What is 0sntp7dnrr[.]com?

0sntp7dnrr[.]com is a rogue website sharing many similarities with soonersupor.pro, biglocateriod.pro, norobotcapcha2020.info and countless others. It presents visitors with dubious content and redirects them to other untrusted and malicious web pages. It has been observed redirecting to sites running the "You Are Today's Lucky Visitor" scam. 

Few users enter 0sntp7dnrr[.]com intentionally - most are redirected to it by intrusive advertisements or Potentially Unwanted Applications (PUAs) already infiltrated into the system. These apps do no require users' permission to be installed onto devices. Following successful infiltration, they cause redirects, deliver intrusive ads and gather browsing-related information.

What is Mew767?

Discovered by MalwareHunterTeam, mew767 is a malicious program classified as ransomware and written in the Google Go programming language. Systems infected with this malware have their data encrypted and users receive ransom demands for decryption.

During the encryption process, all affected files are renamed according to the following pattern: original filename, unique ID, cyber criminals' email address and the ".mew767" extension.

Therefore, a file originally named "1.jpg" would appear as something similar to "1.jpg_ID_512064768_don.diablo@aol.com.mew767", and so on for all compromised files. After this process is finished, Mew767 displays a pop-up window, which contains the ransom-demand message.

What is Ouchachia?

Discovered by Amigo-A, Ouchachia is a malicious program belonging to the Ouroboros ransomware family. Systems infected with this program have their data encrypted and users receive ransom demands for decryption tools/software.

During the encryption process, all filenames are renamed according to the following pattern: original filename, cyber criminals' email address, unique ID assigned to the victim and the ".Ouchachia" extension (".Email=[softs98@protonmail.com]ID=[victim's_ID].Ouchachia").

For example, a file named "1.jpg" would appear as something similar to "1.jpg.Email=[softs98@protonmail.com]ID=[UKKKMNVUBPFATNSKGBYQ].Ouchachia" after encryption. At the end of this process, a text file ("How_to_Unlock_Files.txt") is created on the desktop.

What is srchbar.com?

Identical to srcbar.com, srchbar.com is a fake search engine that supposedly generates improved results, thereby enhancing the web browsing experience.

Initially, this functionality may seem legitimate and useful, however, developers promote this site using a browser-hijacking app called Search Manager. In addition, srchbar.com and Search Manager record information relating to browsing activity.

What is mbsimedia[.]com?

mbsimedia[.]com is a rogue website sharing many similarities with soonersupor.pro, biglocateriod.pro, secret-video.online and thousands of others. Visitors to it are presented with dubious content and/or are redirected to other untrusted or malicious pages.

Few users enter this site intentionally - most are redirected by intrusive ads or Potentially Unwanted Applications (PUAs). Note that these apps do not need express permission to be installed onto systems. Following successful infiltration, PUAs cause redirects, run intrusive advertisement campaigns and monitor users' browsing activity.

What is Seekanvdoo?

Seekanvdoo is a group of scam websites, designed to display deceptive, dubious content and/or generate redirects to other scam pages. These sites have been observed promoting "You Are Today's Lucky Visitor", "You've Made The 5-billionth Search" and "Latest version of Adobe Flash Player" scams.

It is also likely that other untrusted or malicious websites can be entered through Seekanvdoo. These web pages are rarely accessed intentionally - users are redirected to them by intrusive advertisements or Potentially Unwanted Applications (PUAs) already installed onto the system.

What is FocusBrowse?

FocusBrowse is the name of a potentially unwanted application (PUA) categorized as adware. It supposedly enhances the browsing experience and delivers various features, however, FocusBrowse feeds users with intrusive advertisements and collects information. In most cases, people download and install adware and other PUAs inadvertently.

What is Urelas?

Urelas is the name of a malicious program, which is also known as Glupboot. Cyber criminals proliferate this malware to monitor specific card game applications, control their processes, infect systems with other software of this kind, and gather various information.

If you believe that your computer might be infected with Urelas/Glupboot, remove this malicious software immediately. Research shows that Urelas might be disguised as software relating to a card game.

What is Shifu?

Shifu is banking malware, is a sophisticated piece of malicious software designed to steal banking-related information stored in, or accessed through, infected systems.

It has been observed targeting banks and wealth management firms (primarily in Japan and the United Kingdom), however, attacks targeting the devices of average users or smaller businesses/organizations are also possible. This is a high-risk infection and must be removed immediately.

What is QuilMiner?

QuilMiner is a cryptocurrency miner, which operates on computers with NVIDIA, AMD GPUs and x32, x64 CPUs. This miner is promoted on hacker forums. Cyber criminals attempt to trick people into installing it so that they can use their computers (hardware) to generate revenue.

If there is reason to believe that QuilMiner is installed on the operating system, remove it immediately.