Hp.tb.ask.com is another malware, and in this case, it's a browser hijacker. This hijacker makes irreparable changes in the settings of your browsers, such as chrome, Mozilla, IE and so on. For example, Hp.tb.ask.com replaces the default homepage with http://hp.tb.ask.com/tbask/index.html, it also changes the search engine and so on.
Due to the active promotion of cryptocurrency, especially because of constant growth of its price, many users are thinking about making a profit, but no one wants to buy crypto. More and more people are trying to earn by mining. For such purposes, the colossal capacities of the CPU and the GPU are necessary. Of course, this method requires significant energy costs, because computers are operating at full capacity.
Loginnow.net is unwanted software that is part of the adware that steals your browsers, such as chrome, IE, Mozilla and other browsers installed on your operating system. Loginnow.net is a pop-up that says you need to install a browser extension that greatly simplifies access to your mailboxes.
Recently, 64Kilences.exe CPU Miner infects computers of many users. This is one of the malicious programs, classified as Trojan. This virus is aimed at collecting user information. For example, 64Kilences.exe CPU Miner steals data about saved passwords, information on your credit cards, analyzes the history of browsing and activity on the network and so on.
Elastisearch.com is another browser hijacker, disguised as a legitimate search engine, which greatly improves search efficiency and browser experience. According to the developers, Elastisearch.com is an integral part of each browser. However, all this is a lie. Let's take a closer look at the impact of this malware.
