Tim Kas

Computer security specialist. I try to do my best and share my knowledge with you by creating simple-to-follow and useful guides on various topics about computer security.

Joined: April 9, 2012
Articles: 8088
Comments: 49

Adware, Uninstall Tutorials

How to uninstall (remove) Koucerie.com

Recently, this adware has become the most spread. This refers to the number of potentially unwanted programs that come to the computer without the user's consent. After penetration, Koucerie.com changes the settings of browsers and the registry.

Tim Kas
December 27, 2018

Mac, pop-up, Uninstall Tutorials

How to remove Xml.explorads pop-ups from Mac

What is Xml.explorads (Mac)? Xml.explorads is persuasive advertising which is usually redirects Safari, Google Chrome, and Firefox on different web sources. Unfortunately, some antiviruses don’t mark Xml.explorads as malware, because it hasn’t executable files. Therefore, some users have an annoying…

Tim Kas
December 27, 2018

Hijackers, Uninstall Tutorials

How to uninstall (remove) Search.hfastpackagetracker.net

This article describes in detail the Search.hfastpackagetracker.net browser hijacker that comes to the computer in the form of a browser extension. Outwardly, it is very similar to a legitimate and very useful search engine, which has a lot of useful functions, for example, access to popular website sites. In fact, this is not so.

Tim Kas
December 26, 2018

Adware, Uninstall Tutorials

How to uninstall (remove) Baymaleti.net

In this article, we will talk in detail about the Baymaleti.net advertising software that has become the most popular lately. This potentially unwanted program comes in the form of a browser extension and changes the browser settings that are installed on your system.

Tim Kas
December 26, 2018

Ransomware, Trojans/Viruses, Uninstall Tutorials

How to remove NANO ransomware and decrypt .NANO files

NANO is another cryptographer, extorting user money. this virus is an updated version of RAPID ransomware. Cryptovirus encrypts almost all user data on the computer using the AES algorithm. Audio files, videos, archives, office documents and other files are at risk. The virus makes these files unusable by changing the extension to .NANO. After encrypting files, NANO creates a #RECOVERY_FILES#.txt text file containing information about the ransom.

Tim Kas
December 26, 2018
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