Web hosting provider Exabytes is recovering from a ransomware attack, but is still in the process of restoring services. Over the weekend, a ransomware attack struck the Penang-based web hosting provider Exabytes. According to the information that...
In an announcement made in Friday, Google said that they would be making a feature seen in Android 11 available to Android smartphones running versions 6 and higher. The function resets the permissions that were previously given to applications that...
Hola VPN Chrome Extension Two days ago, on the 14th of September, the Google Chrome extension for the popular free VPN service Hola VPN was removed from the Chrome Store, the reason for this being that the extension “might contain...
The TTEC Ransomware attack TTEC, a provider of outsourced customer care and sales assistance to some of the world’s biggest companies, is contending with interruptions caused by a network security issue that came about as a consequence of a...
The ZLoader Malware A recent report reveals that search results for TeamViewer remote desktop software on major search engines like Google and others return malicious URLs that put ZLoader malware on the user’s system. The infection chain is...
Hundreds of thousands of youtubers are being scammed into participating in a fake September giveaway dubbed “Apple Event 2021”. Multiple fake Youtube channels have popped up today showing an interview with Tim Cook and a fake interviewer...
Squirrelwaffle Squirrelwaffle is a stealthy malware virus that quickly spreads with the help of disguise and infects users without causing any security alerts. Virus programs like Squirrelwaffle belong to theTrojan Horse category and are known for...
Onemacusa Onemacusa is an aggressive and unwanted app that gets installed inside Chrome, Firefox, and other popular browsers and floods them with ads and page-redirects. Onemacusa also alters the starting page settings and injects advertised results...
The Matrixstar.net Pop Up The Matrixstar.net pop up is a new program that many security experts classify as a browser hijacker. Since you are on this page, you’ve probably already noticed a stream of different Matrixstar.net pop up ads all...
Udacha Udacha is malware that attacks Windows systems seeking to block its victims’ access to the files located there. Udacha initiates a data-encryption process that restricts the access to the affected data and then tells the user to pay...
SmartCaptchaSolve SmartCaptchaSolve is a malware app that takes over the search engine of popular browsers like Chrome and Firefox and injects in them aggressive ads. SmartCaptchaSolve will also page-redirect you to unknown sites in an attempt to...
“Is it you in the video” Messenger Virus “Is it you in the video” Messenger Virus is an app that seems to have found its way to a quite sizable number of PCs and many users are presently having difficulty removing it from...
HowToRemove.Guide is proud to present its merger with TinySoftware.com. TinySoftware.com is a security website dedicated to firewall protection, security solutions and vulnerability detection. In the past we have worked with the team at TinySoftware.com to effectively help users who have reached out to us with malware infections concerning website servers and entire company networks.
HowToRemove.Guide is a website dedicated to helping thousands of malware-infected users every day through self-help removal guides. Recently we expanded into general security, software reviews and backups, while the folks at TinySoftware.com became increasingly interested in the consumer malware removal niche.
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