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Print My Recipes is a rogue extension categorized as a browser hijacker. At first glance, the activity of this application is meant to enhance browsing experience by changing the search engine to hp.hprintmyrecipes.com and adding some new features. This specific program aids users in searching for different recipes, however, this feature can be very annoying and dangerous in some cases. Print My Recipes send dozens of ad notifications to your desktop which can lead to malicious websites. Besides that, it is worth mentioning that browser hijackers can gather your data (passwords, IP-addresses, geolocations, etc.) and sell it to third-parties figures. Most users elaborated that even after uninstalling the program, it keeps coming back over and over again. This is because it leaves certain files after deletion that reinstall it once again. Therefore, to delete it, you should use more advanced methods that are listed in the article below.

Mazy Search is a paradigm of pure browser hijacker that alters browser settings and switches your search engine to browser.mazysearch.com. Besides replicating search results from legitimate Google.com and showing intrusive ads, it also adds "Managed by your organization" headline in the menu of your browser. This means that extortionists have full control over your browser and can manage it by sending commands remotely. This, in itself, creates a soil for cybercriminals to collect your data (passwords, IP-addresses, geolocations, etc.) and sell it to shady figures. Unfortunately, any attempts to disable or delete the Mazy Search extension get negated because of the potentially unwanted program that might be installed on your system. To ruin fraudulent plans and bring the safe experience back, you should delete Mazy Search right now through our free guide below.

Exinariuminix.info was determined as another browser hijacker that displays malicious banners and ads. Initially, Exinariuminix.info is a legitimate advertising service, however, some frauds exploit its capabilities for injecting low-sort advertisements and generating money on them. Furthermore, if you encounter Exinariuminix.info at the start of your browser, then this is because it crawls into "Scheduled tasks" (Windows application to automize different processes) and creates registry value for Exinariuminix.info to pop up once the browser is opened. Thus, whatever you do to prevent its stubborn appearance, it will come back multiple times until it is scheduled in Windows settings. Note that Exinariuminix.info allows its developers to collect personal data and sell to cybercriminals. To prevent this, you should delete it from your PC as soon as possible. Our free guide below will help you to do so.

WebExplorer Browser by Better Cloud Solutions Ltd. is another suspicious browser that adds a set of features to improve the browsing experience. It is based on popular open-source platform Chromium and is very similar to the notorious WebDiscover Browser. Unfortunately, it acts like both browser hijacker and adware displaying unwanted ads and promoting new search engine (onesearch.org). This search engine supposedly generates better search results, however, instead of this, it simply redirects users to legitimate Yahoo.com. By acquiring control of your browser, extortionists can gather your data (passwords, history, IP-addresses, geolocations, etc.) and sell them on the darknet. Note that similar applications can be installed as an extension or program in your PC. Whatever the case, feel free to use our guide to get rid of the WebExplorer Browser.

1337x.to is an example of a dubious peer-to-peer domain for sharing multiple files. This means that users themselves can upload own files (software, video, images, movies, music, games, etc.) and therefore exchange it with others. Although 1337x.to has got a pretty fancy interface, its activity cannot be trusted since some of the posted files may contain malware. Basically, those who upload their files could unintentionally download them from other malicious resources and compromise your data as well. Furthermore, websites of these can use shady advertising networks that promote dubious content. By downloading files, you can also be force-redirected to other pages displaying poor content. If you see 1337x.to regularly without permission, then your system might be infected with apotentially unwanted program. To figure it out, follow our free guide removal in the article below.

Prundensearch.com promotes fake search engine and shows suspicious advertisements. These characteristics represent adware and browser hijacker's capabilities. Initially, such apps are ostensibly focused on providing a better browsing experience. However, on the surface, it looks the opposite. Instead of showing smarter and unique results, Prudensearch.com simply redirects users to Bing.com or Webcrawler.com. It has also been spotted that Prudensearch redirects users through another shady engine - Trovi.com. Search engine settings are usually controlled by accompanying extension - PrudenSearch. As mentioned, Prudensearch.com also imposes intrusive banners that contain malicious links inside of them.

Developed by Pirrit family, UtilityParse is an unwanted program categorized as an adware that targets Macintosh systems. Very often, such apps get installed on users' PCs inadvertently. After successful penetration, you can see that UtilityParse asks permission to control your browser. Unfortunately, by clicking on the "OK" button, you grant access to your documents and data which can be gathered for revenue purposes. Moreover, adware-type programs including UtilityParse feed users with shady and irritable ads that may contain redirects to malicious pages. Thus, you should remove UtilityParse from Mac unless you want your personal data to leak away.

If you are unable to open your files, then more likely it is because Hakbit Ransomware attacked your PC. Developers of this piece use AES algorithms to cipher the stored data (e.g. images, videos, documents, text files, etc.). In other words, everything that is located on your disks will be completely locked. There are a couple of extensions used by Hakbit to alter files - .crypted, .ravack, .part or .gesd. Examples of encrypted files look like this 1.mp4.crypted, 1.jpg.ravack, 1.doc.part or 1.xls.gesd. After this, Hakbit drops a text file called HELP_ME_RECOVER_MY_FILES.txt and wallpaper.bmp, that replaces desktop wallpapers in some cases. Both of them contain information on how to get your files back. To do so, users should pay 300 USD in Bitcoin through the attached address and ring creators via e-mail. Unfortunately, buying decryption software is the only way to decrypt your data since none of the third-parties tools can handle it. However, we strongly advise you against spending your money on this because there is no guarantee that your data will be brought back.