LinkBucks and Ultrafiles REMOVAL

Question

THIS IS A BROWSER REDIRECTION INFECTION
No known Malware Protection/detection will help!
How it works:  You pick it up on a web site and it then infects your browser.
It rapidly spreads to your wifi hub and the many other items of your network infrastructure
Finding for the hidden/embedded infection files is near impossible
REMOVAL
Close Down WiFi
Remove any RG45/CAT5 Connection
Delete Completely - all traces of: Firefox, Opera and Chrome
Reset Safari using Shift + Alt + Reset
Re-Install Firefox, Opera and Chrome
POWER DOWN every item on your network
Reboot Your Network
Reconnect WiFi and test
IFF it is normal :-)
IFF NOT:  Reset & Reinstall your browser + remove and power down every item on your network
Rebuild and reboot form your first hub/router and then test.  You Should be clear !!
THEN connect one item at a time testing each one for infection
I DO NOT KNOW if it infects printers + scanners et al+++ but mine are OK

Answer 1

How it works:  You pick it up on a web site and it then infects your browser.
Nope. There's no known malware capable of infecting your browser simply by visiting a web site... not on a Mac, anyway. There is adware that can cause ads in your browser, if you download and install something you shouldn't. That requires manually opening some download, though.
It rapidly spreads to your wifi hub and the many other items of your network infrastructure
Nope. There's no known Mac malware capable of infecting other devices on your network. Even other Macs cannot be automatically infected by any current Mac malware. Wireless routers can be hacked remotely, of course, and a number of models are extremely vulnerable to such attacks.
As for your "removal instructions," those don't make a whole lot of sense. Most Mac adware will sit there laughing at your attempts to remove it that way, and be ready to start pestering you again as soon as you open up a browser again.
You need to refer to:
http://www.thesafemac.com/arg/
http://www.thesafemac.com/how-to-manage-a-hacked-wireless-router/
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