Iminent Community Toolbar is a browser extension developed by Conduit. It installs a toolbar on your browser, and it can be applied for all main browsers including Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox and Google Chrome. The toolbar provides user with radio application, bookmarks and a list of emoticons user can choose from to use them instant chats and email messages. Based on which version of the Iminent Community Toolbar you install on your computer, you can also get a new search engine and receive news announcement pop-ups on your desktop. Read more »
Monthly Archives: January 2013
Disk Antivirus Professional
Posted by Lisa Blanc
on January 31, 2013
5 comments
Right after you notice that Disk Antivirus Professional is running on your computer – you have to act quickly in order to delete this vicious Windows infection. The application resembles a real, authentic malware detection and removal tool; however, it actually is the newest cyber criminals’ product. The devious program could be slipped onto your PC via bundled downloads, spam email attachments, social engineering cams and other security backdoors. Read more »
MIXI.DJ Toolbar
Posted by Max Lehmann
on January 30, 2013
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MIXI.DJ Toolbar is a browser add-on which you have to remove from the PC if you want to get desired search results while using the browser. This toolbar can be installed alongside your free programs which are very likely to have been downloaded from insecure websites. Anti-Spyware-101.com team has tried to test this toolbar on different browsers and found out that Mixi.DJ Toolbar is compatible which such browsers for Windows as Mozilla Firefox and Google Chrome. The removal instructions are presented below but keep in mind that a system scan using SpyHunter is recommended to make sure that no new threats are downloaded to the system. Moreover, the scanner is free of charge, so you can download it right now. Read more »
Carolini.net (chosurvey.net , mycosurvey.net )
Posted by Lisa Blanc
on January 30, 2013
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Carolini.net is a website that redirects users to random affiliated websites of commercial content, including mycosurvey.net and chosurvey.net. If you enter carolini.net into your web browser, you will most definitely see one of those websites that offers you an "iPod for free!", if you answer a questionnaire and give away your personal details. Therefore, it is obvious that Carolini.net is an annoying and dangerous nuisance that functions like browser hijacker by changing your DNS settings and then sending away to a potentially hazardous website. Thus, it is necessary to remove Carolini.net and all of its files from your computer, if you want to avoid being infected by serious malware. Read more »
Searchiu.com virus
Posted by Max Lehmann
on January 29, 2013
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Searchiu.com virus is a browser hijacker that presents itself in the form of a search engine webpage. When you get infected with this computer threat, your default home page gets changed immediately to searchiu.com and this page is opened whenever you open your Internet browser. Searchiu.com virus intends to make you use this customized search engine instead of your default one. This way, it can check your browsing history, and also increase its own web traffic. Needless to say, that the search results displayed by Searchiu.com virus are forged, and it does not present you with accurate search results. Read more »
Iminent Search
Posted by Lisa Blanc
on January 29, 2013
11 comments
Iminent Search is a search engine which belongs to the Iminent browser extensions and which can be installed after downloading the toolbar published by the French app developer SIEN S.A. The main product to which the search engine is attached to is the IMinent toolbar which offers emoticons for your social networking sites and email. The toolbar is available from iminent.com and is compatible with the most popular web browsers Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox and Google Chrome. Read more »
Trojan:JS/Seedabutor.B
Posted by Lisa Blanc
on January 29, 2013
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Trojan:JS/Seedabutor.B is a tremendously deceitful and misleading infection which you should remove if you want the PC guarded against virtual cyber criminals’ schemes. It has been discovered that the Trojan runs through JavaScript and has been created to perform unauthorized web page rerouting. The infection behaves as a browser hijacker, however it can initiate other malignant processes as well. Anti-Spyware-101.com malware researchers warn that the infection may hide within the Temporary Internet Files folder, Read more »
Smart Security
Posted by Lisa Blanc
on January 28, 2013
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Smart Security is the name of a fraudulent spyware removal application which is attributed to the Rogue.WinPCDefender family. As the ultimate goal of this rogue application is to get your money by deception, various scare techniques are employed. This program does not scan the PC but pretends to do so by displaying fake security warnings and scans which you should pay no attention to. Why? If you pay the money for the licensed version of Smart Security, you do not get anything in return as the system remains vulnerable to computer infections. Read more »
Coupons by QuickShare
Posted by Sarah Stewart
on January 28, 2013
2 comments
Coupons by QuickShare is a computer application which can cause you a lot of trouble. More precisely, Coupons by QuickShare is a browser add-on which is supposed to save your money as it displays various offers, deals, and advertisements while you are browsing the Internet. It is installed as QuickShare Widget and you can find it as a browser add-on on your browsers such as Mozilla Firefox, Google Chrome, and Internet Explorer. Some malware analytics call it adware because of the advertisements which are constantly generated and you might treat this add-on as an unwanted application at it can be bundled with various free programs. Read more »
Superfish Window Shopper
Posted by Max Lehmann
on January 25, 2013
4 comments
Superfish Window Shopper, or simply WindowShopper, is one of those browser extensions which you should run extremely carefully. The application is available from superfish.com, and you can install it onto Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox and Google Chrome browsers. This program is meant to help you shop online for less money, with the help of virtual coupons and various saving deals. Despite this, you must realize that even legitimate and honest applications can be targeted by schemers and their deceptive tricks. Therefore, you should be extremely careful about how you run your PC, what security defenders you use and what risk certain applications could raise. If you want to delete Superfish Window Shopper, you can use the manual removal instructions below. Read more »
