Monthly Archives: February 2015 - Page 7

Technical Support Scam message might start popping-up on your screen if you install adware programs or other potentially unwanted applications. Of course, they might have entered your system without your permission as well; however, it does not change the fact that you will see the Technical Support Scam message on your screen. In fact, this message can appear at any time, which means that you might notice that you cannot surf the Internet freely. Luckily, you can get rid of this Technical Support Scam message rather easily. You just have to delete the program responsible for the presence of this message as soon as possible. In the meantime, do not forget that it is not worth believing the information provided in this message. Read more »

Better-fox-finder is a browser extension that our malware researchers identify as an advertisement-supported program. It is most likely that this application only affects the Mozilla Firefox browser, but if you have noticed it on other browsers, you certainly have to remove Better-fox-finder from these browsers as well. If you are not cautious, you might have to delete other unreliable programs from your PC as well. Better-fox-finder is not spread on its own, and Anti-Spyware-101.com researchers warn that the threat could be distributed using software bundles. Have you found other apps installed with this ad-supported program? Then remove them without hesitation. This report has been prepared to help you delete undesirable software from your operating system. Read more »

Nano Surfer is an adware program that should not be allowed to remain on your system. We are not trying to say that it is an extremely malicious infection, but Nano Surfer is too vulnerable to leave it. Remove Nano Surfer immediately and get yourself a licensed antispyware application that will check whether you have more unwanted applications on-board. After all, adware applications seldom get distributed on their own, so if you are about to delete Nano Surfer from your computer, you can be sure that you will have a lot more programs to uninstall. Read more »

You should delete Match Pal from your computer if it enters your system without your permission. It is very important to do that because this program is not useful at all and it will just show various advertisements on your screen. As can be seen, the program will not help you with your searching needs as it promises because its main aim is to get money from pay-per-click websites. There is no doubt that Match Pal will show ads on Internet Explorer and Mozilla Firefox browsers. The newer versions of Google Chrome block it; however, if you still use an older version, there is a huge possibility that you will see ads generated by Match Pal on your screen as well. The only way to stop them from appearing is to delete Match Pal from the system, so we think that you should not wait any longer. Read more »

Webzoom is a browser extension we recommend to remove as it functions in the same fashion as other adware applications like ZoomifyApp and ZoomPic, passing as online image zoom tools. If for some reason you still found it beneficial enough to install it on your machine, have in mind that Webzoom will work to provide you with as much commercial content during your browsing session as possible, making your Internet browsing experience more erratic and disorganized in the process. However, this is not the only reason users choose to delete Webzoom: The application might also pave the way for Internet-based threats to your PC. Read more »

Search Vortex is another browsing experience enhancing browser tool you should remove as it comes from SuperWeb LLC, the same developer responsible for many random Internet browser extensions under different names sharing the same functionality (Box Rock, Brown Bark, SearchAdence, and others). Like all the mentioned similar applications, Search Vortex has the same drawback: it might put your computer at risk through promoted third-party content, irritate you by spamming and redirecting you to websites you do not want to see, and also slow down your machine. Read more »