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On its website, One Click Booster is presented as software designed to clean, speed up and optimize Windows computers. This may seem a legitimate and useful tool, however, developers promote it using the "bundling" method. Therefore, many people install this software unintentionally or accidentall
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Discovered by Michael Gillespie, MTP belongs to the GlobeImposter ransomware family. This program is designed to encrypt data stored on victims' computers and allows cyber criminals (MTP's developers) to make ransom demands via an HTML file called "how_to_back_files.html". MTP victims should be a
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