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SaferWeb is categorized as adware - a piece of software that generates intrusive and unwanted advertisements. Its program or extension discloses doubtful web protection features and often ends up installed on users' computers without their consent. It is worth mentioning to not mistake the unwanted SaferWeb with the legitimate and trustworthy Safer Web (Internet-filtering software) by ReasonLabs. However, sometimes the latter can be installed without consent as well. SaferWeb stands out from a negative point because it generates various coupons, pop-ups, and ads using "virtual layers". This functionality allows any adware to bombard users with low-quality and suspicious advertising banners on any visited website. Clicking on ads displayed by SaferWeb is likely to lead users to unsavory and potentially dangerous pages (e.g., scam pages, 18+ websites, fake software pages, malware-spreading pages, fake giveaway pages, and so forth). your system experiences symptoms of an adware infection or other suspicious changes, follow our guide below to remove the unwanted/malicious program and restore safety.

Microsearch.me is considered an unwanted search engine that is promoted by browser hijackers. As a rule, it is caused by Google Chrome extension called Micro Search. Browser hijackers are a piece of software (either extension or program) that gets installed without users' consent and alters certain browser settings. Such changes often imply replacements in the default homepage, search engine, and other similar segments. Making users browse through unwanted search engines (like microsearch.me) lets cybercriminals generate traffic and earn money on it. The displayed search results may be untrustworthy and contain redirects to potentially dangerous websites. In addition, they can also promote ads to sponsored/affiliated content. As a result, users can end up on various scam pages, adult websites, fake software download domains, malware-hosting websites, and other potentially suspicious or dangerous ones. If microsearch.me appeared without your consent, we strongly advise you to remove it from your system. Use our guide below to do so and read how browser hijackers could infect your system.

Reqdpro.com is a suspicious domain that promotes unwanted ads and translates users to other dubious pages. Brief examination showed, that Reqdpro.com is promoted via doubtful websites, such as torrents, adult sites, etc. It pops-up out of nowhere and offers to subscribe to its push-notifications. Oftentimes, websites like these get visited unintentionally - either by clicking on shady banners or because you have potentially unwanted programs installed on your PC. If so, then you will see Reqdpro.com each time you launch a browser. In the top right corner, you can see that the page is asking you to allow push-notifications. If you click on the "Allow" button, then your desktop will undergo a stream of deceptive ads that redirect users to malicious resources. Potentially Unwanted Applications that alter browser settings can record sensitive data (passwords, IP-addresses, geolocations, etc.) and share it with other figures. If you cannot delete Reqdpro.com because it keeps coming back, use our free guide of removal in the article below.

0x80070194 is an error code that some users encounter when trying to open or copy files in OneDrive. As a result, this may cause OneDrive or File Explorer to crash. Here is a full message that comes about at the time of receiving the error: "An unexpected error is keeping you from copying the file. If you continue to receive this error, you can use the error code to search for help with this problem. Error 0x80070194: The cloud file provider exited unexpectedly.". The most common cause for this issue is a temporary glitch that happens in OneDrive's sync feature. Some other causes indicated by research can also be related to poor network connection or lack of new Windows updates designed for OneDrive's stable performance. So far, OneDrive Error code 0x80070194 has mostly been reported on Windows 10, however, it is also likely that it will touch some users on Windows 11 as well. Follow our instructions below to resolve the error and get back to using OneDrive without problems again.

Expocaptcha.top is random domain name that is used by different advertising networks to display advertising in browsers. This malicious website exploits browsers' push notifications feature and users' inattentiveness to trick them into subscribing to notifications. This leads to receiving non-stop advertising in your desktop corners even when the browsers are closed. Expocaptcha.top can affect any modern browser (Chrome, Firefox, Edge or Safari) in Windows, Mac, Android or iOS. Usually Expocaptcha.top pop-ups promote fake Flash Player or Java updates, but cn also push adult content and doubtful shopping sites. Downloading something from this website is not recommended as it can result in adware infection. In this article we try to give you all possible methods and instruments to remove Expocaptcha.top ads from browsers and prevent future infections.

ScareCrow is a ransomware infection that first appeared on malware radars in 2019. Since then, the ransomware has undergone a couple of insignificant changes and upgrades. For instance, depending on which ScareCrow versions attacked the system, either .scrcrw or .CROW extensions will be assigned to targeted files. Ransomware infections are designed to encrypt potentially valuable data and hold it blocked until victims meet cybercriminals' demands to pay a ransom. ScareCrow uses a combination of AES and RSA cryptographic algorithms to thoroughly encryption of data. After successfully making files inaccessible, the virus automatically opens a pop-up window with decryption instructions. Please note that paying the ransom might not be mandatory - victims are advised to contact reputable ransomware researcher Michael Gillespie and decrypt ScareCrow files for free.

Foundedscan.com is a deceptive website that displays fake virus alerts and encourages users to scan their system with McAfee. Originally, McAfee is indeed a legitimate company developing anti-malware software, however, please note that it has nothing to do with this website. Following what this page says will likely expose users to downloading a virus rather than the antivirus. Alternatively, Foundedscan.com and other similar websites may also promote other phishing schemes - for instance, trick users into subscribing to unwanted push-notifications (by clicking on the "Allow" button). After being fooled, users usually experience a flow of spam notifications right on the desktop. Such notifications may look legitimate but lead to suspicious pages, fake software websites, adult pages, phishing domains, and other types of potentially malicious content. If Foundedscan.com constantly appears in your browser, then this is likely because you have adware or unwanted extension installed in your system. Follow our step-by-step guide below to remove it and prevent Foundedscan.com in Chrome, Firefox, Edge, Safari, and other popular browsers.

BrasDex is categorized as a banking virus that infects Android (and Windows) devices to access bank accounts and steal money from victims. This specific banker has been observed targeting victims in the Brazilian region - recently via a fake banking app named "Brazilian Banco Santander". Previously, it used to infiltrate devices by disguising itself as essential Android settings applications. BrasDex abuses Accessibility Services to record the information entered into banking applications. However, instead of showing overlaid (fake) screens to bait users into entering their log-in credentials, it instead keyloggers them inside targetted banking applications themselves. Unlike other banking malware, BrasDex also employs an ATS (Automated Transfer System) mechanism, which allows cybercriminals to perform fraudulent transactions in an automated way - therefore automating malicious business and increasing illegal profits. In addition, it is also known that BrasDex exploits a popular Pix fast payment system that was developed by the Central Bank of Brazil. This makes its easier for cybercriminals since all they require is the victim's identifier (which can be an email, CPF, phone number, or random ID). Please note that the Pxi system is not vulnerable - threat actors simply use this system to speed up the process of fraudulent transfers. A lot more technical information about BrasDex can be discovered in this report made by ThreatFabric. BrasDex is a dangerous virus that can cause unpleasant financial losses and privacy issues - thus, make sure to read our guide below and delete this devastating malware from your device. Once done, it is also important to change your log-in credentials.