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Paymentnotifyfriends.info POP-UP Ads

What is paymentnotifyfriends[.]info?

There are many rogue websites similar to paymentnotifyfriends[.]info including, for example, pushmobilenews[.]com, renropsitto[.]info, and ticeroftertal[.]info. When visited, these websites redirect people to other dubious sites or display dubious content.

They are often opened by potentially unwanted apps (PUAs) that users have accidentally installed on their browsers. PUAs feed unsuspecting users with intrusive ads and record information relating to browsing habits.

   
Dailymailtab.com Redirect

What is dailymailtab.com?

dailymailtab.com is the address of a fake (and thus, useless) search engine. Developers promote it through a potentially unwanted application (PUA), a browser hijacker called Daily Mail Tab. This app promotes dailymailtab.com by changing browser settings and collects user-information. We advise against using this app or associated website.

   
Fast Weather App Browser Hijacker

What is search.hfastweatherapp.com?

The Fast Weather App browser app supposedly allows users to search for weather forecasts directly from the homepage/new tab page. Do not use this app, since it is categorized as a potentially unwanted application (PUA), a browser hijacker. People tend to download and install it unintentionally.

Furthermore, Fast Weather App gathers browsing-related information and changes browser settings to promote a fake search engine called search.hfastweatherapp.com

   
KBK Ransomware

What is KBK?

First discovered by malware security researcher Michael Gillespie, KBK is yet another ransomware infection belonging to the GlobeImposter family. This ransomware is designed to infiltrate the system and encrypt stored data, thereby making it unusable.

During encryption, KBK renames each file by appending the ".{Killback@protonmail.com}KBK" extension. For example, "sample.jpg" is renamed to "sample.jpg.{Killback@protonmail.com}KBK". After successful encryption, KBK generates an HTML file ("decrypt_files.html") and places it on the desktop.

   
Your Apple ID Has Been Disabled! POP-UP Scam

What is "Your apple id has been disabled!"?

"Your apple id has been disabled!" is the name of a tech-support scam used to steal users' Apple ID accounts. Scammers promote this scam through a deceptive, unofficial website disguised as a legitimate Apple web page.

Typically, visitors do not open this site intentionally - they are forced to visit it by potentially unwanted applications (PUA) installed on their systems. These apps often feed users with intrusive ads and collect browsing-related details.

   
Mac.BackDoor.Siggen.20 Virus (Mac)

What is "Mac.BackDoor.Siggen.20"?

Mac.BackDoor.Siggen.20 is the name of a malicious program that operates as a 'backdoor', allowing download and execution of malicious code from a remote server. This malware can be installed on MacOS and Windows Operating Systems. The Malware that infects Windows is called BackDoor.Wirenet.517. These malicious programs were discovered by Dr.Web security researchers.

   
Qbit Mac Speedup Unwanted Application (Mac)

What is "Qbit Mac Speedup"?

Qbit Mac Speedup is promoted as an optimization tool for Mac computers that fixes various errors, cleans MacOS systems, and makes them run faster. Note, however, that developers promote this app by bundling it into set-ups of other software. People often install these apps unintentionally and, therefore, Qbit Mac Speedup is categorized as a potentially unwanted application (PUA).

   
Fordan Ransomware

What is Fordan?

Belonging to the Djvu ransomware family, Fordan is a high-risk infection designed to infiltrate computers and encrypt stored data, thereby rendering it unusable. During encryption, Fordan appends names of encrypted files with the ".fordan" extension. I.e., "sample.jpg" is renamed to "sample.jpg.fordan". Additionally, Fordan creates a text file ("_readme.txt") and stores a copy in every existing folder.

   
Placed A Malware On The Xxx Streaming Site Email Scam

What is "Placed a malware on the xxx streaming site"?

"Placed a malware on the xxx streaming site" is a typical scam which is distributed through a spam campaign (by sending bogus emails to many people). This particular campaign is categorized as a sextortion scam. Scammers who distribute it try to make recipients believe that humiliating material will be sent to other people unless they pay a specific cryptocurrency payment.

   
Enter Windows Registration Key To Unblock POP-UP Scam

What is "Enter Windows registration key to unblock"?

"Enter Windows registration key to unblock" is the name of a technical support scam. Scammers use it to extort money from people, however, they can only do this if they are contacted in the first instance. Typically, websites of this type are opened by potentially unwanted apps (PUAs) installed on users' systems.

I.e., they are not generally opened intentionally by victims of this scam. In addition to these redirects, PUAs often serve users with intrusive advertisements and collect information relating to browsing habits.

   

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