Finishupworld Finishupworld is a rogue page-redirecting software for Firefox, Chrome, and other popular browsers aimed at turning the browser into a site-promoting platform. If Finishupworld gets attached to your browser, the search engine and the...
Phone Extension Even if an app such as Phone Extension is advertised as useful tool that can be added to your Firefox or Chrome browser, it really isn’t advisable to trust this piece of software and to allow it to operated from inside your...
*Source of claim SH can remove it. Fastpcprof FastPcProf is malicious software that may infect your computer without your knowledge and insert other malware into it. There are so many ways in which the FastPcProf virus can get distributed...
Safesystems Safesystems is a browser-hijacking app that targets the browsers of Windows computers and aims to promote different sites on their pages. Safesystems advertises the sites of its sponsors by automatically page-redirecting the browser to...
Formgrabber Trojans are the most dangerous and complex forms of malware you might face. Speaking of them, Formgrabber is a relatively recent Trojan horse virus, that has been causing trouble for a growing number of web users and needs to be...
Apphomeforbests.com For many Android users, it is quite common to unknowingly install a browser-hijacking app such as Apphomeforbests.com onto their device, since most programs of this kind are distributed with other attractive applications. Once...
A new phishing toolset, called EvilProxy, was spotted by security researchers at Resecurity. In a blog post published on Monday, the professionals warned that EvilProxy attackers are exploiting reverse proxy and cookie injection techniques to...
The U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) updated its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities (KEV) Catalog with ten new vulnerabilities. The update, which was published on Friday, includes a critical issue in Delta Electronics’...
The General Bytes ATMs General Bytes, a manufacturer of Bitcoin ATMs, has admitted that it has become a target of a hack that stole money from users by exploiting a vulnerability in the company’s software. An alert issued by General Bytes last...
The Orchard Botnet Researchers from Qihoo 360’s Netlab security team have spotted a new botnet named Orchard, that, according to them, uses Satoshi Nakamoto’s account transaction information to create domain names to hide its command-and...
The Gootkit Malware The criminals behind the Gootkit access-as-a-service (AaaS) malware have reemerged with modernized methods to trick victims into giving over their personal information. The Gootkit malware In its previous tactics, Gootkit masked...
Several months after it extended its reach to target European countries, the mobile threat campaign known as Roaming Mantis has been connected to a new wave of breaches focused against French mobile phone users. Sekoia said in a report that the...
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