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Posted by Siren on March 4, 2019
Appsquare.net appears in your browser or browsers. This makes the difference. In the first case, the website benefits from the support provided by its affiliate. The latter uses embedded JavaScript to land users at the target URL. In plain English, your browser makes the redirect possible. It is not that the browser itself engages in […]
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Posted by Siren on March 1, 2019
Here we go again, today’s most sophisticated and prolific ransomware called GandCrab has been updated and the new variant is already in the wild. GandCrab 5.2 is the version name, and it’s more competently designed than the predecessor in several ways. The fact that this build is not decryptable, unlike the forerunners, is perhaps the […]
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Posted by Siren on February 25, 2019
Nsbond.com generates its inbound traffic with adware and online redirects. The latter requires users concerned just to avoid websites that host the redirects. In some cases, a website hosting the redirect may have its administrators unaware of the problem. It is good to contact the websites that have brought you to the above URL. Of […]
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Posted by Siren on February 21, 2019
A hijacked web browser is a calamity to the user because a great deal of control over online surfing vectors is no longer at their discretion. This problem originates on the software level, where a mischievous program generically categorized as ‘adware’ gets aboard the computer in a sneaky way. The bad code changes a number […]
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Posted by Siren on February 21, 2019
What is SecuryBrowse extension virus? SecuryBrowse is a browser add-on distributed with a range of methods. True, it sounds legitimate being available from Chrome Web Store. Meanwhile, the users concerned and IT observers report it unwanted as the adware infiltrates into operating systems using a bundled download method. That is, you rather get one as […]
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Posted by Siren on February 19, 2019
It is not a secret that popular communication services are unsafe. At any time, your correspondence may be intercepted by law enforcement agencies or hackers. In this article, I will tell what you need to remember when using various means of communication. Voice calls and messages End-to-end encryption can help protect your conversations and messages […]
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Posted by Siren on February 16, 2019
The Geomoks virus keeps up the adverse trend of duping computer users into allowing notifications for dodgy websites. This hoax is currently gaining momentum as it might allow cybercrooks to gain elevated privileges in one’s system, harvest sensitive online information, and execute arbitrary malicious code in the background. The annoying popups on geomoks.com are the […]
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Posted by Siren on February 12, 2019
The adware climate is constantly getting rainier, with numerous new intrusive samples of browser redirect and popup viruses splashing onto the scene in an unstoppable fashion. A particularly unwelcome trend in this context is that more and more of these infections are assuming cross-platform characteristics, as is the case with the novelcamp.net nuisance that affects […]
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Posted by Siren on February 4, 2019
When it comes to the vectors of present-day cybercrime, social engineering can be just as effective as purely malware-based campaigns. If the two are combined, the resulting mix tends to be nasty. This holds true for the tech support scam involving the chomakepc.com domain. In pursuit of easy gain, its operators spread a browser hijacking […]
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Posted by Siren on January 30, 2019
Malicious code can be multipurpose and affect the host system in several ways rather stick with one vector of compromise. The Occamy.C virus is one of the culprits whose behavior cannot be unambiguously characterized impact-wise. However, its fundamental characteristic is all about the ability to communicate with a remote server. Here are the ins and […]
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