Very similar to searchp.icu, homesweeklies.com, playsearchnow.com, and many others, searchshp.com is a fake search engine. The developers claim that this search engine provides the most relevant results and quick access to popular websites (such as Soundcloud, Twitter, YouTube, Facebook, and so
search.searchgtp2.com is just one of many fake search engines available online. According to its developers, this search engine helps to track packages managed by delivery companies (such as UPS, FedEx, USPS, and so on) directly from the browser. The search.searchgtp2.com website is promoted by T
blpsearch.com is just another fake search engine that supposedly allows users to search, listen, and find artists, music and albums directly from the browser. Judging by appearance, this site may seem to be a legitimate and useful search engine, however, it is promoted using a potentially unwanted
Sicck is a ransomware-type virus that stealthily infiltrates systems, encrypts most stored files, and renames them using the following pattern: "[developer's_email]original_filename.sicck". For example, "sample.jpg" might be renamed to a filename such as "[sicck@protonmail.com]sample.jpg.sicck".
Developers present under-cover.info as a legitimate Internet search engine that generates improved search results and, therefore, enhances the web browsing experience. These claims often trick users into believing that under-cover.info is a legitimate Internet search engine. In fact, developers p
ariocroft.com is one of many similar rogue websites (such as mansubscribe.com, intimepoint.com, and incomingnow.com) available online that redirect visitors to other dubious/untrustworthy sites. Generally, people arrive at ariocroft.com inadvertently - they are redirected by potentially unwanted a
searchers15.club (also known as searchers13.club) is a fake search engine related to QIP.ru. By offering improved results, searchers15.club attempts to give the impression of legitimacy. Judging on appearance alone, it barely differs from Google, Bing, Yahoo, and other reputable search engines. T
First discovered by Thomas Reed, CoinTicker is a rogue app that claims to be a great tool for checking current exchange rates for Bitcoin, Monero, Ethereum, and other popular cryptocurrencies. Judging on appearance alone, CoinTicker may seem legitimate and useful, however, this app poses a sign
games.searchalgo.com is a fake search engine that, according to its developers, allows users to search for an unlimited number of free games. This search engine may seem legitimate and useful, but developers promote it via a potentially unwanted application (PUA), a browser hijacker called iGames
First discovered by Jakub Kroustek, Gdb is a high-risk virus categorized as ransomware belonging to the Dharma family. Once a computer is infected with this virus, users' files are locked and encrypted. The ".gdb" extension (that includes an ID number and an email address) is added to every infec