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Haphetititletleres.club POP-UP Redirect

What is haphetititletleres.club?

haphetititletleres.club is a rogue website virtually identical to firearrest.fun, ind1cate.com, click-on-this.today and many others. It redirects visitors to other dubious sites.

Most users arrive at haphetititletleres.club inadvertently - they are redirected to it by potentially unwanted applications (PUAs) that infiltrate systems without users' direct permission. In addition to unwanted redirects, they often feed users with intrusive ads and gather various information.

   
Firearrest.fun POP-UP Redirect

What is firearrest.fun?

firearrest.fun is one of many rogue websites on the internet. It is very similar to ind1cate.com, click-on-this.today, cpi-offers.com, and sites that lead visitors to other dubious sites or display deceptive content.

Generally, people do not visit firearrest.fun intentionally - they redirected by installed potentially unwanted applications (PUAs) or clicking intrusive ads displayed on dubious websites. Most people install these unwanted apps inadvertently. If installed, they deliver intrusive ads and record browsing-related information.

   
Oscar Venom Ransomware

What is Oscar Venom?

Oscar Venom is a ransomware-type program discovered by MalwareHunterTeam and is a new variant of Jigsaw ransomware. As with most computer infections of this type, Oscar Venom encrypts data and displays a ransom-demand message.

In this case, the message is available in English, German, Turkish, and Arabic. Oscar Venom renames each encrypted file by adding the ".venom" extension (e.g. it renames "1.jpg" to "1.jpg.venom", and so on). In this case, it is possible to view a list of encrypted files using the pop-up window options.

   
Apple Support Alert POP-UP Scam (Mac)

What is "Apple Support Alert"?

Identical to "VIRUS ALERT FROM APPLE", "Apple Support Alert" is a fake error message delivered by deceptive websites. Research shows that many users arrive at these sites inadvertently - they are redirected by potentially unwanted applications (PUAs) or intrusive advertisements displayed on other rogue sites.

PUAs usually infiltrate systems without permission and, as well as causing directs, gather information and deliver intrusive ads.

   
Dharma-Gif Ransomware

What is Dharma-Gif?

Discovered by Jakub Kroustek, Dharma-Gif is another variant of Dharma ransomware. This malicious program is designed to encrypt data stored on a computer and allows developers to blackmail victims by demanding ransom payments.

Dharma-Gif renames all encrypted files by adding the ".id-[victim's_ID].[payadobe@yahoo.com].gif" extension (which contains a unique victim ID and the email address of the developers). For example, a file before encryption might be named "1.jpg" and, after, becomes "1.jpg.id-1E857D00.[payadobe@yahoo.com].gif".

Dharma-Gif ransomware is also designed to open a ransom demand pop-up window and a ransom message within a file called "FILES ENCRYPTED.txt".

   
DUNIHI Virus

What is DUNIHI?

DUNIHI (also known as Houdini) is high-risk virus designed to infiltrate the system, modify registry settings, and continually self-distribute itself by infiltrating removable drives. This malware allows cyber criminals to perform various actions remotely. Therefore, infiltrated systems are at very high risk.

Cyber criminals use spam email campaigns to spread this virus. They send hundreds of thousands of emails hoping that a percentage of users will open the malicious attachment, which will result in infiltration of DUNIHI.

   
GandCrab 5.1 Ransomware

What is GandCrab 5.1?

Discovered by TMMalAnalyst, GandCrab 5.1 is a new variant of the GANDCRAB ransomware family. This is a high-risk virus designed to encrypt data and deliver a ransom message within the "[victim's_ID]-DECRYPT.txt" file on modified desktop wallpapers.

The new text file is placed in all existing folders. The ransomware renames the filenames of all encrypted files by adding a new extension containing a unique victim ID. For example, if the victim's ID is ".hjnakliq", GandCrab 5.1 renames a file called "1.jpg" to "1.jpg.hjnakliq", and so on.

   
Obfuscated Ransomware

What is Obfuscated?

First discovered by Michael Gillespie, Obfuscated is a malicious program classified as ransomware. Like most computer infections of this type, it is designed to lock users' files by encryption and encourage victims to pay a ransom for a decryption tool.

Obfuscated renames the filenames of each encrypted file by adding the ".obfuscated" extension. For example, "1.jpg" becomes "1.jpg.obfuscated". It also generates a ransom message within a "Read Me.txt" file and changes the desktop wallpaper. Once installed, Obfuscated runs a process under a random name in Task Manager.

   
NRSMiner Malware

What is NRSMiner?

The NRSMiner tool is a 'cryptominer' used to mine cryptocurrency using various computer resources, including the Central Processing Unit (CPU). This particular miner is designed to mine Monero cryptocurrency using XMRIG.

Cyber criminals distribute NRSMiner using the EternalBlue exploit kit, which most commonly targets Vietnam (54.6% infections), Iran (16.6% infections), and Malaysia (12.1% infections).

   
Googleapis.com Virus

What is Googleapis.com Virus?

googleapis.com is a legitimate service (API) provided by Google, however, many cyber criminals (scammers) use it to promote various 'tech' (technical) support scams.

The purpose of these scams is to extort money from innocent people by tricking them into paying for certain services or products. googleapis.com is not the only subdomain that cyber criminals use for deceptive or malicious purposes. For an article about another subdomain of googleapis.com used to proliferate malicious programs (malware), click here.

   

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