Browsing preferences are great features that make it easy for users to define specific online traffic shortcuts, associating certain frequent actions with select websites. Owing to this functionality, it’s a piece of cake to get a favorite search engine, blog, news portal, whatnot to open right away […]
Read more →Circumstances of being infected with a piece of adware are integrally associated with user distress and software malfunctions. One of the recent samples, which repeatedly reroutes one’s browser to isearch123.com during web surfing, deploys belligerent traffic redistribution while paying totally no heed to the preferences of whoever […]
Read more →“Brought by Crazy Score” is what computer users see typed in small font at the bottom of ads that are extremely exasperating. The interesting thing is that it’s a browser extension to blame for the display of these objects, unlike the commonplace online marketing that complies with […]
Read more →The activity of luckybeginning.com site is counterproductive by all means, because it is involved in a complex scheme of web traffic theft and subsequent exploitation thereof. The above-mentioned domain appears to have been created specifically for promoting other websites, services, products and software in a really controversial […]
Read more →What the average user should know about adware is that it infects PCs in a covert way and mainly affects the Internet browsing facet of computer usage. There exist quite a few variants of this virus cluster, but the prevalent type is just like Searchult. If you […]
Read more →A brief yet very important disclaimer from the start: dllhost.exe *32 COM Surrogate is absolutely not a virus. In fact, the name denotes an essential Windows process used to host other operating system processes. The OS relies on this service for executing some untrusted code, so it’s […]
Read more →Accurately diagnosing the PC problem when Roll Around Ads are popping up on random sites is not hard. The troublemaker in such scenarios is always a malicious browser extension or plugin which, as per corrupt impact on the target system, is generally denominated “adware” in security suites’ […]
Read more →Here’s the thing: trusting never-heard-of-before software in terms of enhancing one’s online activities is a risky habit whose irrationality is demonstrated to the fullest by the app called UniDeals. This tool looks right on the face of it, but once it comes to how the computer is […]
Read more →The so-called “landing pages” involved in adware campaigns are typically harmless from the security stance, iStart123.com being no exception. It doesn’t render malicious scripts or drop exploits onto a computer, plus the design is pretty eye-catching. What tends to be imperceptible at first sight, though, is the […]
Read more →Being in charge of web traffic patterns is supposed to be the exclusive prerogative of the person using any given computer, but regretfully this authority might get invasively overtaken by a piece of software without getting proper approval from the user. The applications designed for this abominable […]
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