How to remove malware with Antivirus software
If you suspect that your computer has been affected by malware, you should do the following:
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How do I know if my computer is infected with malware?
Have you noticed that your PC is a bit slow lately or that some strange processes are active in the background? Then you may have fallen victim to malware. But the signs are not always clear. That’s why I give five ways to check if you have become a victim of the malware.
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How to recover files after ransomware virus
More and more computers are infected by ransomware. Every day there are new victims whose computer data is encrypted by ransomware. These are more and more private individuals but also large companies. If ransomware has encrypted the computer data, an amount of money is requested in virtual cryptocurrency.
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How to install Malwarebytes
Malwarebytes is the best tool to remove unwanted programs and malware from your computer. Malwarebytes can be installed next to your current antivirus program if you have one.
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Remove POP-UP advertisements in Google Chrome
When you visit internet websites, you will not escape pop-ups, i.e., ads that appear in a new window of the Chrome browser. Advertisements on the Internet are typical and are used to provide website operators with revenue for the costs they incur for the website.
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How to use AdwCleaner to remove malware
Adwcleaner is a free scanner for adware, malware, and other unwanted software. In 2011 AdwCleaner was designed by a French student named Xplode, and in 2016 AdwCleaner was taken over by Malwarebytes.
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How can I see if my computer has been hacked?
I am often referred to as a “hacked” computer when there is a malware infection or when abnormal behavior of the computer is noticeable such as strange activities, a slowed-down computer, and continuous rattling of the hard disk or high CPU usage which is not directly explainable.
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Sarwent malware opens RDP ports on infected computer
Security investigations have found malware that opens Remote desktop ports on the firewall. The RDP (Remote desktop) ports are set up, this makes it easier for attackers to abuse the RDP ports later on.
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Firefox alerts users for reused passwords
Mozilla has added a new feature to Firefox that warns users if they use the same password for multiple accounts, and one of these accounts has been part of a data breach. Firefox already warns users when they log into a website from which user data has been leaked.
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Zoom bug let users watch meetings in waiting room
A security vulnerability in videoconferencing software Zoom made it possible for users who were not yet admitted to a meeting to watch anyway. Zoom offers a “waiting room”, where all persons who want to participate in a meeting can be accommodated. The host of the meeting can then give people in the waiting room access
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