Suspicious.cloud is a term used by the Norton anti-virus program. It is used to refer to computer threats that can be categorized as Trojan horses, which means that the threat can be installed as some system file or application. If your security program has detected Suspicious.cloud but cannot remove it, or if it has been removed and now you see that the threat is renewed, you should not hesitate and implement a spyware removal tool which is powerful enough to remove the threat in question. Read more »
Monthly Archives: June 2013 - Page 4
TrojanDownloader:MSIL/Demibot.A
Posted by Lisa Blanc
on June 19, 2013
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TrojanDownloader:MSIL/Demibot.A is a computer threat that should never access your PC as it can download new computer infections, which can severely damage the performance of the machine. The threat, which can also be referred to as a Trojan horse, gets to a computer without the user’s consent. It can even be installed as some important system file or driver. If you do not have a reliable spyware prevention program, TrojanDownloader:MSIL/Demibot.A can easily alter the settings of the system without your consent. However, if your anti-virus tool has already detected this threat but is incapable of removing it, use SpyHunter as this real-time spyware removal can immediately detect and remove TrojanDownloader:MSIL/Demibot.A from the PC. Read more »
Gesellschaft Zur Verfügung Von Urheberrechtsverletzungen
Posted by Sarah Stewart
on June 18, 2013
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If you have discovered a screen-locking notification supposedly sent by Gesellschaft Zur Verfügung Von Urheberrechtsverletzungen, you should have no doubts that your personal computer has been infected with a malicious ransomware Trojan. There are quite a few different threats which could utilize the same tricks to fool you into giving up your savings, which is the main objective behind the scam. Some of the most notable Trojans which you need to beware of include Bomba Locker, Nymaim and the infamous Reveton. These clandestine Trojans may enter without any of your knowledge using spam email attachments, bundled downloads, fake video codecs and other security vulnerabilities. Read more »
BabMaint.exe
Posted by Max Lehmann
on June 18, 2013
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BabMaint.exe is an executable file representing various browser plugins which are available for your Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox and Google Chrome browsers. In some cases the executable is known as redirect.js or babmaint.x, and it has been noticed to run as a web-page redirector. This may manifest on your browsers once you are rerouted to unfamiliar sites or advertisements are opened in new tabs and windows. Even though this activity is not illegal, you are most likely to find it disturbing. It is not recommended that you run the executable on the operating Windows system, and if you wish to learn how to remove BabMaint.exe – continue reading. Read more »
TV Genie
Posted by Lisa Blanc
on June 18, 2013
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TV Genie is a browser extension which is meant to enhance your online video viewing experience. The plugin has been developed by Western Web Applications, and you can install it onto Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox and Google Chrome browsers. The application is not considered malicious, and having it removed solely depends on your wishes. Of course, if you do not want to have your browsers flooded with advertisements related to the extension, you definitely should remove TV Genie from the computer. The removal of the program is not complicated at all, and if you continue reading, you will discover the steps you need to perform in order to get rid of it. Read more »
QuotationCafe
Posted by Sarah Stewart
on June 18, 2013
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QuotationCafe is yet another toolbar that has been developed by Mindspark Interactive Network. The browser plugin is available for Internet Explorer and Mozilla Firefox users from quotationcafe.com. You may already be familiar with other products from the same company including mywebsearch.com, Cursor Mania, Daily Bible Guide and HappinessInfusion. Even though theses browser plugins are not malicious, Anti-Spyware-101.com researchers warn that you need to be careful with their installation setups. If you do not pay enough attention, you may discover that your home page and default search engine have been modified seemingly without your consent. In reality, you are given the option to keep the browser settings unmodified. Nonetheless, you can remove QuotationCafe from your personal system if you wish, and we can help you. Read more »
Deal Fairy
Posted by Lisa Blanc
on June 18, 2013
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Deal Fairy is an adware program that displays pop ups on Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox and Google Chrome browsers. This application is supposed to help you save money on your purchases online. This adware application supports all the main online shopping malls, including eBay, Walmart, Amazon and many others. Deal Fairy will provide you with coupons, discount lists and even advertisements that pop up above underline keyword within a web text. Apart from being annoying, these pop-ups can also be related to malware distribution and that is why you are strongly advised to remove Deal Fairy from your computer. Read more »
Daily Bible Guide
Posted by Max Lehmann
on June 18, 2013
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Have you downloaded Daily Bible Guide onto the computer; however, you do not want the application running on your Mozilla Firefox and Internet Explorer browsers for any longer? Then we suggest you remove it right away. Applications which you do not use simply take over the virtual memory, and having them deleted is the wisest decision. If you are a savvy Windows user, you should have no issues with the manual Daily Bible Guide removal. The program is not malicious, and unless you have installed it together with third-party software, it should not raise any virtual security risks. Of course, if you have never deleted any browser plugins manually before, the task may seem quite intimidating. Anti-Spyware-101.com experts have researched the toolbar and have prepared easy-to follow manual removal guides. Please continue reading to learn more. Read more »
Trojan.0access
Posted by Lisa Blanc
on June 18, 2013
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Trojan.0access is a Trojan infection that has first been discovered in July 2011. It infects all the major versions of the Windows operating system, and it can remain undetected for a lengthy period of time, because Trojan.0access makes use of a rootkit to hide itself. Thus it is important that you perform regular system scans in order to determine the infection, before Trojan.0access manages to cause any serious damage. Make sure that you remove Trojan.0access once the infection is detected, and protect your system from similar intruders by investing in a powerful antimalware tool. Read more »
HappinessInfusion
Posted by Sarah Stewart
on June 18, 2013
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Are you looking for a browser toolbar which could cheer you up? In this case you might have already installed HappinessInfusion onto your Mozilla Firefox and Internet Explorer browsers. The plugin is authentic and harmless; however, some users consider it to be a malicious browser hijacker. Once you install he plugin onto the computer it presents you with an installation setup. Here you are asked if you want to change the home page and the search engine to My Web Search. Unfortunately, many users overlook this offer and miss a chance to keep their browsers running without any changes. Therefore, even though the plugin may change some settings, it is not malicious. Of course, it is up to you if you wish to remove HappinessInfusion from browsers and the computer. Luckily, this task is quite simple, and a few straightforward removal steps are enough to get rid of the undesirable toolbar. Read more »
