If you're a computer user who has found a strange-looking file on your system guiding you to this page, you're in the right place! The file you found and led you here is called a ransomware canary.
It's provided by a service called Huntress that was put in place by Omni Strategic Technologies. Similar to how miners used canaries in the coal mines to detect harmful gasses like carbon monoxide, Huntress uses these files to detect a harmful type of computer virus called ransomware. If this file is changed, moved, or deleted, it will trigger an alert to the Huntress service and, by proxy, Omni, notifying us of the possibility of a ransomware outbreak. It's important that you do not modify the files or their location in any way. They are typically hidden, take up very little storage space, and are not harmful in any way. They are small examples of common file types, such as documents or images.
If you feel the file shouldn't belong on your computer or is there without permission, please submit the file to our support department using the contact link at the top of the page. Be sure to include any details you can provide, and we'd be happy to assist you.
As a reference, when opened, the file should look similar to the one below. The logo or colors may differ, but this is the basic format: