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
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Ransomware, Uninstall Tutorials

How to remove Winsecure ransomware and decrypt .encrypted files

Infected with Winsecure Ransomware? Need to decrypt .encrypted files? What is Winsecure Ransomware Winsecure is a cryptographer that encrypts a huge number of important user data using a variety of encryption algorithms such as AES and RSA. Also, this changes…

Tim Kas
July 11, 2018

Adware, Uninstall Tutorials

How to uninstall (remove) offers by CouponRockstar

What is CouponRockstar? CouponRockstar is another adware designed to distribute advertising content. When this extension infects your PC, it makes irreparable changes to browser settings and browser shortcut properties. After the changes, it constantly redirects the user to other sites…

Tim Kas
July 11, 2018

Ransomware, Trojans/Viruses, Uninstall Tutorials

How to remove PoisonFang Ransomware and decrypt your files

PoisonFang is a cryptovirus developed by Israeli programmers. It encrypts user files using various algorithms. Files that are encrypted are very different, they can be office documents, PDP files, archives, multimedia (photo and video) and much more. The probability of decrypting these files is scanty because it removes copies of target files and erases the system restore points.

Tim Kas
July 11, 2018

Hijackers, Uninstall Tutorials

How to uninstall (remove) Trending Start New Tab

Trending Start is a browser hijacker, changing the settings of browsers that are installed on your system, such as Google Chrome, IE, Mozilla and others. Outwardly it looks like an ordinary legitimate search engine with convenient buttons for a quick redirection to popular sites, social pages, postal services and so on. In fact, this is not so.

Tim Kas
July 11, 2018

Trojans/Viruses, Uninstall Tutorials

How to uninstall (remove) Useaget from Mac

Useaget is a browser hijacker, that changes search engine in your Google Chrome, Safari or Mozilla Firefoxan redirect every new tab to https://www.search.useaget.com without your permission. According to www.Search.useaget.com’s Privacy Policy, it can collect some of your personal data, including name and your country, browser history and search queries, and send this data to affiliates.

Tim Kas
July 11, 2018