Today, our team has discovered a new scam that spreads via emails and uses threats to get a ransom. Over the past year, we have already written more than once about such email letters, for example here and here. In principle, the message does not contain anything new. Most often, attackers use the following methods
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How to remove Basemedia.me pop-ups (Virus removal guide)
Basemedia.me pop-up is a browser-based scam that forces people into registering for its browser notification spam to send unwanted ads to your browser. This web site will display the ‘Confirm notifications’ prompt that attempts to get you to click the ‘Allow’ to subscribe to its notifications. If you press the ‘Allow’ button, then your web-browser
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How to remove Newsapp.biz pop-ups (Virus removal guide)
Newsapp.biz popup is a social engineering attack. It cons users to accept spam notifications via the web browser. This web-site states that clicking ‘Allow’ is necessary to access the content of the web page, verify that you are not a robot, confirm that you are 18+, enable Flash Player, download a file, watch a video,
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How to remove Bootter.biz pop-ups (Virus removal guide)
Bootter.biz pop-up is a browser-based scam that is created in order to deceive you into signing up for its spam notifications from this or similar web-pages that will in turn bombard users with unwanted adverts usually related to adware, adult web-sites and other click fraud schemes. It will display the ‘Show notifications’ prompt states that
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How to remove Notepros.me pop-ups (Virus removal guide)
According to computer security researchers, Notepros.me is a webpage which deceives users into signing up for its spam notifications that go directly to the desktop or the browser. It delivers the message stating that you should click ‘Allow’ in order to verify that you are not a robot, download a file, enable Flash Player, access
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