Virus and Spyware Removal Guides, uninstall instructions

What is the fake "Claim SOLV Points Boost" website?

"Claim SOLV Points Boost" is a scam endorsed on boosts-solvfinance[.]org (could also be hosted elsewhere). This scheme impersonates the Solv Finance platform (solv.finance).

However, this fake page is in no way associated with the actual Solv platform. The scam functions as a crypto drainer, it lures victims into exposing their digital wallets by promising 50% extra SOLV points.

What kind of malware is Yunit?

Yunit is malware that is classified as a stealer. This malicious program operates by extracting and exfiltrating data from systems and applications. Stealers can also have other capabilities, ranging from file theft to recording content.

What is the fake "Renzo ezEIGEN Allocation"?

We have analyzed this page (aliocation-eigeniayer[.]net) and found that it is a fake Renzo platform promoting $ezEIGEN allocation. Scammers behind this fraudulent scheme seek to lure unsuspecting individuals into taking actions that could lead to financial losses. For this reason, it is highly advisable to avoid suspicious crypto platforms.

What kind of application is TheorySeek?

Our researchers found the TheorySeek app while browsing new submissions to VirusTotal. Upon inspection, we determined that TheorySeek is adware from the AdLoad malware family. Advertising-supported software is designed to generate revenue for its developers/publishers through advertising.

What is the fake "$Leonidas PRE-SALE"?

Our researchers discovered the fake "$Leonidas PRE-SALE" webpage while investigating suspicious sites. This scam is disguised as a pre-sale event for the Leonidas tokens. Upon inspection, we determined that it operates as a cryptocurrency drainer. Victims of this "$Leonidas PRE-SALE" page experience financial loss.

What kind of page is himalayamount[.]top?

Himalayamount[.]top is a rogue webpage discovered by our researchers during a routine investigation of suspicious sites. Upon examination, we learned that himalayamount[.]top promotes browser notification spam and redirects visitors to different (likely unreliable/dangerous) websites.

Users primarily access pages like himalayamount[.]top via redirects caused by sites that utilize rogue advertising networks.

What kind of malware is SMD69?

SMD69 is a stealer-type malware. It is designed to extract and exfiltrate vulnerable data from infected systems. Stealers can also possess other harmful capabilities. SMD69 has been observed being proliferating using the ClickFix scam technique.

What kind of program is GuardFlare?

While examining the GuardFlare extension, we noticed that it can generate various advertisements. For this reason, we classified it as adware. Additionally, we discovered that GuardFlare can activate the "Managed by your organization" feature. It is worth noting that the installer distributing this extension also includes QuickFind.

What kind of extension is QuickFind?

During our inspection of QuickFind, we found that this extension is a browser hijacker. It is designed to change the settings of a web browser to promote a fake search engine (finditfasts.com). Also, QuickFind enables the "Managed by your organization" feature and is distributed alongside another unwanted extension called GuardFlare.

What kind of page is allowflix[.]com?

While inspecting allowflix[.]com, we discovered that it is one of the numerous web pages using clickbait to obtain permission to show notifications. As a rule, notifications from pages like allowflix[.]com are misleading/deceptive. Therefore, users should not agree to receive notifications from allowflix[.]com and avoid visiting it.