Author - Linas Kiguolis - novirus.uk
Expert in fighting against spyware and malware
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Elimination of Zfdv ransomware
Zfdv ransomware is an infection that spreads quickly on the system and locks user files.
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Ransomware Viruses
June 16, 2022
Terminate Wacatac Trojan
Wacatac is a malicious program that displays a warning about security issues or can be completely incorrect.
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Remove VirTool:Win32/DefenderTamperingRestore
VirTool:Win32/DefenderTamperingRestore – a computer infection that might disable installed security tools.
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Elimination of "Managed by your organization" virus
"Managed by your organization" – a feature that prevents users from restoring Chrome settings.
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Browser Hijackers Mac Viruses Viruses
January 28, 2021
QtWebEngineProcess.exe description
QtWebEngineProcess - a legitimate process, name of which might be sometimes used by malware.
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Application files Files
September 16, 2020
Remove spyware with Private Internet Access
Private Internet Access – the application that can support many devices and provide VPN protection.
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Uninstalling Mp3juice
Mp3juice - an MP3 search engine usage of which that might result in excessive ads.
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Description of 1337x.to
1337x.to is a torrent website that might invite malicious software to your computer.
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Viruses
May 18, 2020
Uninstalling Amarktflow scam
Amarktflow - a scam app that requires providing personal information to win various prizes.
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How to deal with Segurazo Antivirus
Segurazo claims to be an affordable and reliable system tool while AV engines find it as a PUP.
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System tools Viruses
November 20, 2019
Obliterate PORNOGRAPHIC VIRUS ALERT FROM MICROSOFT
PORNOGRAPHIC VIRUS ALERT FROM MICROSOFT is the fake system message stating about malware to trick users into calling a provided phone number.
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Deleting URL:Mal virus
URL:Mal is the name of a detected threat that possibly indicates a malicious program lurking on the device.
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