Qepi ransomware is malware that encrypts files. It belongs to the Djvu/STOP ransomware family, malware operated by a notorious group of cyber criminals who release new versions regularly. Infections from this family are classified as very dangerous because recovering encrypted files is not always possible. Only users who have backups of files are guaranteed file recovery.
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Qehu ransomware is a malicious program that encrypts files. This type of malware targets personal files and encrypts them, making them unopenable. Qehu ransomware belongs to the Djvu/STOP ransomware family. It’s classified as a very dangerous infection because file recovery is not always possible.
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Chromstera is a deceptive browser, classified as a potentially unwanted program. It’s not a malicious infection but it’s also not something you should keep installed on your computer because it will worsen your browsing and potentially steal browsing-related data.
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“Have you heard about Pegasus” email scam falls into the sextortion scam category because it threatens to publicly release a non-existent explicit video of users unless they agree to pay. The contents of the email are fake and the email itself can be ignored.
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“Gift card giveaway” scam refers to pop-up scams that promise users various gift cards (Amazon, eBay, Google Play, iTunes, Netflix, etc.). This scam aims to phish users’ personal information. Users are redirected to this scam when browsing highly questionable sites without an adblocker or if their computers are infected with adware.
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“Professional Hacker Managed To Hack Your Operating System” email scam falls into the sextortion scam category. It’s a classic example of a sextortion scam that tries to extort money from users by threatening to release explicit videos of them. The contents of the email are completely false, thus paying would be a waste of money.
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The best VPN in Azerbaijan will ensure that you can browse privately and access content censored in the country. We have two recommendations, ExpressVPN and NordVPN, two equally excellent privacy tools.
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“Security status not satisfied” email scam falls into the sextortion scam category because it falsely claims that the recipient’s computer has been infected with malware that allowed the sender to make an explicit video of the user watching pornography. The scammer threatens to release the video unless a payment is made. However, the contents of the email are all false,…