*Qqmt is a variant of Stop/DJVU. Source of claim SH can remove it. Qqmt Ransomware cryptoviruses such as Qqmt use encryption on the files of the targeted users and through that encryption make the data on the infected PC inaccessible. The purpose of...
I have succeeded to gain a total access to all your devices “I have succeeded to gain a total access to all your devices” is a very dangerous malicious threat capable of causing an array of harm on infected computers. “I have...
Horizon Elite Horizon Elite belongs to the software category of browser hijackers. However, Horizon Elite is specifically targeted at macOS computers and their respective browsing programs. When first facing browser hijackers such as...
*Source of claim SH can remove it. Apple Security Center “Apple Security Center” is an unwanted Mac advertising app that can only function as a part of a browser, causing the browser to generate ads and page-redirects. The moment...
Trojan virus detected “Trojan virus detected” is an ad-generating piece of software that has been developed to execute web marketing promotion campaigns and generate pay-per-click income for its creators. “Trojan virus...
Beltrapurint Beltrapurint is an unwanted Windows app capable of hijacking the homepage and the search engine of Chrome, Firefox, and other browsers. Beltrapurint is used by its creators as an advertising tool that promotes different sites and earns...
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...
The Luna Ransomware A new family of ransomware that has been given the name Luna is capable of encrypting data on devices that are running a variety of operating systems, including Windows, Linux, and ESXi. Luna ransomware appears to be specifically...
Juniper Networks has distributed security patches to address a number of vulnerabilities that affect a variety of devices. Some of these vulnerabilities might be exploited by malicious actors to take control of the systems that are impacted. The...
The Mantis Botnet A record-breaking DDoS attack targeted at an undisclosed client website using Cloudflare’s Free plan was thwarted last month, which generated around 26 million requests per second, according to the company. Nearly 1,000...
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