How to remove STOP Ransomware and decrypt .adobe or .adobee files
This particular sample of Adobe Ransomware is, in fact, a continuation of STOP Ransomware family. This virus attacks files, that can be important for average user, like documents, photos, databases, music, enciphers them with AES encryption and adds .adobe (one "e" in the end), .adobee (two "e"s in the end) extensions to affected files. This creates a mess, because there are several different ransomware families using this extension after encryption. All these viruses use different algorithms, however .adobe files encrypted by STOP Ransomware can be deciphered using STOPDecrypter (provided below). Unlike previous versions, this one gives clear information about the cost of decryption, which is $980 (or $490 if it is paid within 72 hours). However, this is just a trick, to encourage people to pay the ransom. Often authors of the ransomware don't send any decryptor. We recommend you to remove executables of STOP Ransomware and use decryption tools available for .adobe files.
How to remove GandCrab v5.2 Ransomware and decrypt your files
GandCrab v5.2 Ransomware was released just few hours before Europol, Romanian Police and Bitdefender released full-functional decryption tool for all previous versions of virus, up to GandCrab v5.1 Ransomware. Updated version of GandCrab adds .[5-6-7-8-9-10-random-letters] extension and ransom note file will get such name: [5-6-7-8-9-10-random-letters]-DECRYPT.txt and [random-letters]-DECRYPT.html. It is reported that many IT companies and managed service providers have been infected and affected by the GandCrab Ransomware. Some of the previous versions had decryptor from BitDefender, we will provide download link for this tool below. There is a possibility, that program will be updated to work with GandCrab v5.2 Ransomware. Meanwhile, we recommend you to use standard Windows functions, such as shadow copies, previous versions of files, restore point to attempt recovering your files. Using special file-recovery software often helps to restore many files, remover by the user earlier and not touched by the virus.
How to remove Putlocker pop-ups
Putlocker is common name of file hosting websites and cloud storage, used for streaming of entertainment media. Due to piracy and security issues, Putlocker domains are blocked in most countries. However, there are over 50 mirrors of initial website, and they are using unethical marketing methods to deliver their content to users. Putlocker can be distributed by browser add-on, pop-ups and other types of unwanted advertising. Once shown to the user, Putlocker offers to subscribe to its notifications, and, if accepted, starts to display annoying notifications about movies, TV series directly on the desktop.
How to remove Dharma-ETH Ransomware and decrypt .ETH files
Dharma-ETH Ransomware is new generation of high-risk Crysis-Dharma-Cezar ransomware family, particularly, its Dharma variation. It was named after the extension it appends to encrypted files: .ETH. In fact, virus adds complex suffix, that consists of several parts: e-mail address, unique 8-digit identification number (completely random) and .ETH extension. In the end, affected files get complex suffix, that looks like this - .id-{8-digit-id}.[{email-address}].ETH. Ransom notes do not contain information about the amount users need to pay to return the files. There is also no information about encryption algorithms it uses. However, from the experience of previous infections of this type, we can say it, probably, uses AES or RSA-2048 encryption and will try to rip you off on a sum from $500 to $1500, that have to be paid in Monero, Dash or BTC (BitCoins).
How to remove Dipladoks.org (Metagmae.org) on computer startup
Dipladoks.org is annoying advertising website, that opens in Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, Internet Explorer or Edge on Windows startup. It will then redirect browser to Metagmae.org, Newsgmae.pro or Gmaegames.pro websites, filled with obscene ads and banners with adult content, casino ads, pop-ups and self-playing videos. This is made by virus, classified as browser hijacker. It sets up Dipladoks.org to open in startup using standard Windows services and Command Prompt, and hijacks browser shortcuts. As a result, unwanted website will open on every Windows startup and every browser launch. We recommend you to remove Dipladoks.org, using special removal tool or fix it manually with our precise instructions.
How to remove Deceptive Website Warning from Safari (Mac)
If you receive Deceptive Website Warning pop-up, that looks like on the first picture below, in Safari, when visiting well-known, reputable websites, searching in Google, Yahoo or Bing, it means your browser or computer is infected. On this page you will learn how to deal with this problem. If you are sure, that you were able to visit websites, where you now see "Deceptive Website Warning" pop-up, earlier, or you get it on websites like Google.com, Facebook.com, Amazon.com and others, go on reading this article. Here we give detailed tutorial to remove virus, that causes scam messages in Safari in Mac, including "Deceptive Website Warning".
How to remove Dharma-KARLS Ransomware and decrypt .KARLS files
Dharma-KARLS Ransomware is new virulent file-encryption threat, built on well-known platform of Crysis-Dharma-Cezar ransomware family. Unlike other variations, this version adds .KARLS extension to encrypted files. Actually, Dharma-KARLS Ransomware creates complicated appendix, that consists of unique user id, developer's e-mail address and .KARLS suffix, from which it got its name. The template of filename modification looks like this: file called 1.doc will be converted to 1.doc.id-{8-digit-id}.[{email-address}].KARLS. Authors of Dharma-KARLS Ransomware can extort from $500 to $5000 ransom in BTC (BitCoins) for decryption. Using cryptocurrency and TOR-hosted payment websites makes it impossible to track the payee. Besides, victims of such viruses often get scammed, and malefactors don't send any keys even after paying the ransom. Unfortunately, manual or automatic decryption is impossible unless ransomware was developed with mistakes or has certain execution errors, flaws or vulnerabilities.
How to remove MyShopcoupon (Mac)
MyShopcoupon is potentially unwanted browser add-on, that displays fake system alerts, tech support scam ads and pop-ups in Safari, Google Chrome or Mozilla Firefox on Mac. It mainly offers CleanMyMac for download, to solve nonexistent problems. Advertisements delivered by this adware are usually signed like: Powered by MyShopcoupon, Brought to you by MyShopcoupon, You’ve received a premium offer from MyShopcoupon or just Ads by MyShopcoupon. MyShopcoupon can also display price comparison ads, coupons, discount offers on shopping websites like eBay, Amazon, BestBuy and others.