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Vvmm Ransomware is a virus that runs encryption of data and demands victims to pay a ransom fee for its return. It comes from the STOP/Djvu family that develops and releases a lot of ransomware versions each month. In fact, all STOP/Djvu file-encryptors share almost identical characteristics – they change files with extensions taken from their names and create practically the same note containing decryption instructions (_readme.txt). This ransomware variant is called Vvmm meaning it alters encrypted files with the .vvmm extension. For instance, a file like 1.pdf will change to 1.pdf.vvmm, 1.png to 1.png.vvmm, and so on with other affected data. After this process is done and all targeted files become no longer accessible, victims get to see decryption instructions presented inside the _readme.txt note.

Savefrom.net is a popular third-party website that allows users to download videos from Youtube and other services by simply copy-pasting a link to the desired video. While the website itself is considered harmless, it may offer to subscribe to its own push notifications, which will then spam users' desktops with various ads. Furthermore, clicking on the "Download" button and other usable elements on Savefrom.net (or its localized domain) can redirect users to affiliated pages. Note that ads by Savefrom.net and content displayed on redirected pages might promote fake push notifications, unwanted third-party software, scam campaigns, display forged system alerts, and other types of dubious content. Many such websites that offer their features for free integrate such advertisement schemes to monetize their business and keep it running on a steady basis. Unfortunately, such content is low-quality and should be avoided if you subscribed to it accidentally. Read our guide below to remove ads by Savefrom.net or other pages and protect your system in the future.

Error 0x00000154 is a recent BSOD (Blue Screen of Death) error that may crash your computer at the time of launching/using various apps or playing video games on Windows 11. It is associated with the UNEXPECTED_STORE_EXCEPTION code, which indicates possible problems with drivers, hardware, memory, software incompatibility, integral system files, and other causes as well. In this guide, we will guide you through the fixing process with various methods to prevent getting the BSOD error code 0x00000154 while using your PC. Choose which step i likely to fix the issue in your case or simply try each of them until the problem ends up resolved.

While trying to update, restore or sync iPhone, iPad, or other iOS devices some users get unlucky to enter a 1667 error that prevents it. The message that intervenes in the updating/restoration process usually appears as a pop-up window and states the following: "There was a problem downloading the software for the iPhone. An unknown error occurred (1667).". The most common causes of this and other similar issues (e.g., errors 53, 14, 10, 2015, 1110, 3194, 2005, 2003, etc.) are badly connected or damaged USB cables, outdated software, insufficient space, compatibility issues, internet connection, and other possible issues as well. In this guide, we have gathered a number of easy-to-perform solutions that will help you potentially address the 1667 error and finally restore or update your device.

Mimic is the name of a ransomware infection that encrypts access to data, appends the .QUIETPLACE extension, and eventually demands victims to pay ransom for the decryption. This virus is one of the variants among other file encryptors that were developed supposedly by the same cybercriminals. Other versions are known to assign extensions like .HONESTBITCOIN, .Fora, .PORTHUB, .KASPERSKY or extensions consisting of 5-10 random characters. During encryption, the malware will target all potentially important file types and make them no longer accessible by running strong algorithmic encryption. As mentioned, Mimic Ransomware also appends its own .QUIETPLACE extension, meaning a file like 1.pdf will likely change to 1.pdf.QUIETPLACE, and so forth. Following this, Mimic displayed two identical ransom notes - one before the log-in screen and second in a text file named Decrypt_me.txt.

NEVADA is a ransomware virus that encrypts data on Windows and Linux operating systems and urges victims to pay money for its decryption and non-disclosure of collected information. At the time of encrypting access to data, the virus also assigns its .NEVADA extension to affected files. For instance, a file originally named 1.pdf will change to 1.pdf.NEVADA reset its icon, and become no longer usable. Following this, the malware creates readme.txt - a text note with decryption guidelines. Cybercriminals behind NEVADA Ransomware may vary since this file encryptor is open for purchase by other malefactors (Ransomware as a service model).

Captcha-today.top positions itself as a Captcha verification website while trying to trick users into allowing fake push notifications. This technique has been used by hundreds of other similar websites pursuing the same goal. Users are usually asked to click on the Allow button to pass Captcha, watch a video, download files, or other fake requests. You may see these types of messages displayed on such pages: Type Allow to verify that you are not a robot, Click Allow to watch the video, Download is ready. Click Allow to download your file, Press Allow to verify that you are not a robot, and so forth. Permitting this action will simply enable the website to install its settings and start sending ad-supported banners right to the desktop. Such banners can be disguised as legitimate ads promoting some useful content. In reality, this is often a cover used to hide potentially unwanted or dangerous redirects to adult pages, online casinos, web games, fake software pages, and other content linked with such banners. If you accidentally became the victim of Captcha-today.top or similar websites, follow our instructions to delete it and reset your browser settings.

Porptogred.com is a social engineering scam page trying to promote its deceptive content. It is usually opened by accident after clicking on poor ads, buttons, or links on third-party pages. Once opened, the page asks its potential victims to click on the "Allow" button. The text says it is necessary to Click "Allow" to confirm that you are not a robot and continue using the page you were intended to visit. Unfortunately, this message is fake as it simply is meant to give Porptogred.com permission of sending various pop-ups and ads right to your desktop. Content sent by this and other scam pages is full of unwanted redirects to adult pages, casinos, online web games, fake lottery prizes, and other misleading stuff designed to earn revenue on its visits. Also, if you have Porptogred.com opened each time at browser setup, this is likely to mean your system was infected with adware. In this case, deleting the page from showing up regularly may be a harder challenge as it will start reinstalling itself multiple times. Based on what we described above, you should have no doubts to delete Porptogred.com from your computer. To do it correctly and without traces, follow our instructions below. They are suitable for multiple operating systems and browser types as well.