aa1 is a ransomware-type virus discovered by Jakub Kroustek. This ransomware is yet another variant of a high-risk infection called Dharma. aa1 is designed to stealthily infiltrate the system and compromise (encrypt) stored data, thereby making it unusable. In doing so, aa1 appends each filename
TR/Crypt.XPACK.Gen is the generic name for threats detected by Avira and categorized as unknown Trojans. Typically, these programs are designed to steal personal details or spread other malicious programs such as ransomware. One of the purposes of this particular Trojan is to monitor victims' bro
Belonging to the Djvu ransomware family, Fedasot is an infection designed to encrypt data and make ransom demands. During encryption, Fedasot appends the ".fedasot" extension to each filename (e.g., "sample.jpg" is renamed to "sample.jpg.fedasot"). Once encrypted, files immediately become unusabl
Sarut is yet another version of high-risk ransomware called Djvu. After successful infiltration, Sarut encrypts most stored files, thereby rendering them unusable. Additionally, Sarut appends filenames with the ".sarut" extension. E.g., "sample.jpg" is renamed to "sample.jpg.sarut". As with other
If a RunDLL pop-up window appears regularly and states that there was a problem starting the "SysMenu.dll" (dynamic-link library) file, it is likely that the computer is infected with adware (advertising-supported software). Apps of this type collect various user-system information and deploy adve
According to the developers, the "WiFi password cracker" tool allows people to reveal the passwords of password-protected Wi-Fi networks. In fact, this tool is developed and proliferated by cyber criminals to infect computers with a ransomware-type program. For this reason, we strongly recommend t
CrossRAT is yet another remote access trojan-type virus that stealthily infiltrates the system and records data. This malware is programmed in the Java language, which gives it a significant feature: it is a cross-platform trojan. Therefore, this trojan is capable of working on multiple operating
Xbit Pro is one of many optimizing tools that supposedly allows computers to run faster, smoother, and without errors. In fact, developers promote this tool by bundling it into other software set-ups. Therefore, many people download and install Xbit Pro inadvertently or accidentally. These applica
First discovered by Michael Gillespie and belonging to the Djvu ransomware family, Dutan is a high-risk virus designed to encrypt stored files, thereby making them unusable. During encryption, Dutan appends each filename with the ".dutan" extension (for example, "sample.jpg" is renamed to "sample.
According to developers, the TopShape (or TopShape-B4) program notifies users of outdated applications installed on their computers. Many people download and install TopShape inadvertently, and thus it is categorized as a potentially unwanted application (PUA), an adware-type app. TopShape display