Dire Wolf ransomware surfaced in late May 2025 as another player in the increasingly crowded ransomware landscape. What sets this threat apart isn’t revolutionary technology, but rather its methodical approach to double extortion and global targeting strategy. Security researchers have tracked Dire Wolf attacks across multiple continents, affecting organizations from small businesses to larger enterprises. […] The post Dire Wolf (.direwolf) Ransomware Virus – Removal and Decryption appe...| Gridinsoft Blog
PUADlManager:Win32/Snackarcin is a detection of Microsoft Defender that flags an unwanted program that is capable of downloading other unwanted programs. This, in turn, makes it pretty dangerous, at least from the user experience perspective. Ignoring it can end up with the system being cluttered with unwanted programs similar to other unwanted applications and adware infections. […] The post PUADlManager:Win32/Snackarcin: What Is It and How to Remove? appeared first on Gridinsoft Blog.| Gridinsoft Blog
Trojan:Win32/Leonem is a spyware that targets any login data on a compromised system, including saved data in browsers and email clients.| Gridinsoft Blogs
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PE32 Ransomware is a new malware strain, that stands out for using Telegram for ransom negotiations, and also for subpar quality| Gridinsoft Blogs
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Virus:Win32/Expiro is a generic detection name used by Microsoft Defender to identify malware belonging to the backdoors and RATs.| Gridinsoft Blogs
Trojan:Win32/Wacatac stealing data and deploying ransomware. Follow our expert guide to detect and remove it from Windows 10/11.| Gridinsoft Blogs
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