Remove Supermediatabsearch.com

June 29, 2016Adware

This virus appends the name of each encrypted file with a Cyber criminals demand this payment method since it allows them to remain anonymous. Research shows, however, that many cyber criminals responsible for the development of ransomware ignore victims despite payments made. Therefore, each time user logs in, the ransomware runs automatically and checks for any new files to encrypt. Therefore, public (encryption) and private (decryption) keys are generated during the process. Never open any attachments sent from suspicious email addresses and download your desired files only from trusted sources (for example, official download websites). You will merely support criminals’ malicious businesses and waste your money. To encrypt files, Supermediatabsearch.com uses an asymmetric AES-256 encryption algorithm. Screenshot of a message encouraging users to contact the developers of Supermediatabsearch.com to decrypt their compromised data:

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This makes it straightforward to determine which files are encrypted. is renamed to sample.jpg.crptrgr. is renamed to sample.jpg.crptrgr. You will merely support criminals’ malicious businesses and waste your money. Some similar viruses demand $5000 or more. lock victims’ files and make ransom demands. This makes it straightforward to determine which files are encrypted. Therefore, paying these ransoms will not provide any benefit. ransom-demand message. There are dozens of ransomware-type viruses similar to Supermediatabsearch.com. Where_are_my_files! The key to computer safety is caution. This makes it straightforward to determine which files are encrypted.

and creates a recover.txt and creates a recover.txt is renamed to sample.jpg.crptrgr. Never open any attachments sent from suspicious email addresses and download your desired files only from trusted sources (for example, official download websites). Always keep your installed software up-to-date and never open any attachments sent from unrecognized/suspicious email addresses. Therefore, you can only restore your files/system from a backup. It is stated that victims must pay 3 Bitcoins (currently 1 Bitcoin is equivalent to $662.1) to enable download of the decryptor. Furthermore, Supermediatabsearch.com appends the name of each encrypted file Compared to other ransomware viruses, Supermediatabsearch.com demands a rather small fee.

ransom-demand message. Most ransomware uses asymmetric encryption and, therefore, the only major difference between them is the size of ransom. Some similar viruses demand $5000 or more. Most ransomware uses asymmetric encryption and, therefore, the only major difference between them is the size of ransom. Although they are not completely identical, some areas (for example, functionality to change the desktop) remains. extension. Most ransomware uses asymmetric encryption and, therefore, the only major difference between them is the size of ransom. Screenshot of a message encouraging users to contact the developers of Supermediatabsearch.com to decrypt their compromised data:

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This website is also identical to the Locky site (only the name is changed). In these cases, Supermediatabsearch.com does not run and leaves all files untouched. There are dozens of ransomware-type viruses similar to Supermediatabsearch.com. Supermediatabsearch.com source code shares many similarities with Locky source code. Research shows, however, that many cyber criminals responsible for the development of ransomware ignore victims despite payments made. Both of these files are identical to those created by Locky ransomware. Therefore, victims can only restore their files/system from a backup. Screenshot of a message encouraging users to contact the developers of Supermediatabsearch.com to decrypt their compromised data:

These include fake software updaters, malicious email attachments, peer-to-peer (P2P) networks, and trojans. Note that most ransomware-type viruses have identical behavior – they encrypt victims’ files and make ransom demands. lock victims’ files and make ransom demands. After paying the ransom, victims must refresh Supermediatabsearch.com’s website and they will then supposedly be able to download the decryptor and private key. (for example, sample.jpg Never open any attachments sent from suspicious email addresses and download your desired files only from trusted sources (for example, official download websites). Both of these files are identical to those created by Locky ransomware. file, placing it in each folder holding encrypted files.

Manual Supermediatabsearch.com removal

Below you will find instructions on how to delete Supermediatabsearch.com from Windows and Mac systems. If you follow the steps correctly, you will be able to uninstall the unwanted application from Control Panel, erase the unnecessary browser extension, and eliminate files and folders related to Supermediatabsearch.com completely.

Uninstall Supermediatabsearch.com from Windows

Windows 10

Click on Start and select Settings
Choose System and go to Apps and features tab
Locate the unwanted app and click on it
Click Uninstall and confirm your action

Windows 8/Windows 8.1

Press Win+C to open Charm bar and select Settings
Choose Control Panel and go to Uninstall a program
Select the unwanted application and click Uninstall

Windows 7/Windows Vista

Click on Start and go to Control Panel
Choose Uninstall a program
Select the software and click Uninstall

Windows XP

Open Start menu and pick Control Panel
Choose Add or remove programs
Select the unwanted program and click Remove

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Eliminate Supermediatabsearch.com extension from your browsers

Supermediatabsearch.com can add extensions or add-ons to your browsers. It can use them to flood your browsers with advertisements and reroute you to unfamiliar websites. In order to fully remove Supermediatabsearch.com, you have to uninstall these extensions from all of your web browsers.