This is a GlobeImposter ransomware virus.It was created for illegal extortion of money by deception.Virus victims are files of any type. The virus blocks files with the extension .happychoose and prevents users from using them.Then, users receive the following message:
This name specifically describes CREEPY ransomware, because it is really dangerous and terrible for any device. Creepy ransomware stealthily captures the system and uses RSA and AES cryptographic algorithms to encrypt important files. This malware can quickly detect and encrypt them so that you can no longer use them. According to developers, the only way to recover files is to use a special decryption tool that only developers have. To purchase it, users must write to the email address indicated in the note.
Rsecompa.info is a deceptive website that attempts to trick users into accepting its notifications request. The site might tell users that they need to click Allow on a “Show notifications” pop-up box in order to open some page, watch a video, verify that they are not robots, confirm that they are 18+, and so on. If a user clicks Allow, he or she will start seeing rsecompa.info notifications popping up periodically on the right side of the screen. The notifications will advertise untrustworthy websites, prompt users to join adult chatrooms, read clickbait articles, download suspicious programs, etc. Rsecompa.info site might open on a browser as a result of a user clicking on a shady link or opening a hacked website. On the other hand, if Rsecompa.info opens by itself, that might be caused by adware that is installed on the computer. This step-by-step guide will help you to get rid of adware and remove Rsecompa.info pop-ups and notifications from your PC.
This is a well-known ransomware that secretly encrypts files and then displays a note on the receipt of the decryption key for a certain amount of money. Of course, user does not know that the source of the infection and the creators of this note are the same developers. Under guise of this note, the developers want to offer you paid help, although they actually infected your system and are trying to trick money into it. Users must pay $ 50 in bitcoins to specified wallet address. After 72 hours, the key will be deleted and it will no longer be possible to decrypt files. As a result, by deceiving developers, you will lose both money and files. Get rid of infection, remove Ahegao Ransomware.
This is a deceitful virus that warns users about the infection of their Mac with viruses and offers to download applications that should remove detected viruses. Of course, this looks like a useful warning, so users download the provided applications. However, not everyone knows what is hidden under them. “Useful” application to protect your system hides scammers who profit from your subscriptions. In addition, these applications ruin the system’s performance by slowing it down
Promodayz.com is a deceptive website that tries to convince users that they need to enable its browser notifications (see the screenshot). Notifications are little pop-ups that appear in the top right corner of the screen on Macs, in the bottom right corner of the screen on Windows computers and on the lockscreen on smartphones with messages from sites. If a user allows Promodayz.com to display notifications, those will start popping up periodically with ads for untrustworthy websites and software offers. If Promodayz.com site keeps opening on your browser by itself, you likely have adware installed on your computer. This step-by-step guide will help you uninstall adware and remove Promodayz.com pop-ups and notifications from your PC or phone.
Gerspriorate.info is a shady website that might open on your browser after you click on an untrustworthy link or ad, or the site may open on its own if there is some sort of adware installed on your computer. Gerspriorate.info will try to convince you that you need to click Allow on its notifications request pop-up. The site may tell you that clicking Allow will let you open a page, play a video or an audio file, start a download, solve a CAPTCHA, and so on. If you do allow Gerspriorate.info notifications, those will begin popping up from time to time on the right side of your screen, spamming you with invitations to visit dubious websites or download fake software updates. This step-by-step guide will help you to get rid of adware and remove Gerspriorate.info notifications and ads from your PC.
This is a malicious ransomware that aims to steal money fraudulently. Dec Ransomware infects the system and locks the files, and then sends a message stating that to clear the infection and to return the files, you need to go to developers address and send a certain amount of money to the decryption key. But our goal is to warn you that scammers cheat users and steal your money. That is, after payment, developers will disappear, but the infection will continue. We provide you with tools to effectively remove Dec Ransomware to get rid of infection problems.
Developers created Taargo Ransomware to deceive extortion of money through blackmail. The object of blackmail is the files. This virus blocks files so that you can no longer open them. After infection, Taargo Ransomware sends a note requesting to inform users about the decryption method. According to the developers, you can return your files by paying money for decryption tools. Developers of this program are real scammers. Fraudsters are focused on extorting money. You will send money to developers, after which they will hide with your money and will not provide you files. Remove Taargo Ransomware to prevent further infection.
This is note by infected virus. In it developers inform users that it is necessary to go to a specific address in order to pay money for decryption. To decrypt files, you need to pay money for a unique decryption key. Unfortunately, Lalo Ransomware most often deceives users. Developers do not send decryption tools to victims after your payment. Therefore, you will lose both money and files. To avoid this situation, remove Lalo Ransomware.