Monthly Archives: July 2014 - Page 2

Wsys Control, also known as Wsys Control 10.2.1.2652, is a rather old adware helper, which gets on the computer along with adware programs, browser extensions, and browser hijackers. For example, Wsys Control is known to be distributed with the browser hijacker Qone8 and MyWebSearch browser extensions. We recommend that you remove the Wsys Control adware helper because it adds no functionality to your browsers. Read more »

If you are having trouble memorizing the passwords of your online accounts, PassWizard may be a program you are interested in. If you are still researching the application and reviewing its benefits, Anti-Spyware-101.com researchers have one single advice – do not install it. In case the application is already running on the PC, you certainly should think about having PassWizard removed. Even though the program may seem highly useful, we can assure you that your virtual accounts will be much more vulnerable if you entrust third parties with the sensitive user names and passwords. Read more »

App Bud is one of the newest products of Super Web LLC; thus, if your system has ever been infected by Adanak, Gooternet, Webporpoise or other similar application, you will definitely know that it is not worth expecting anything beneficial from App Bud either. The security experts of anti-spyware-101.com have carried out a research and found out that App Bud is just an advertising-supported application, which means that its main aim is to advertise various products and drive traffic to particular websites. As you can see, App Bud is not going to act in a useful way even though it claims to be able to enhance your browsing experience by providing tools for searching the web, finding the best prices, and the like. Read more »

Neurowise is a browser plug-in which is aimed at enhancing your online experience. Neurowise displays various advertisements, including coupons, in-line ads, web banners, pop-ups, and pop-unders. Due to this characteristic, Neurowise is regarded as adware and can be removed from the computer by certain anti-malware programs. Neurowise may seem to be a reliable program because it is promoted on its official website, which is neurowise.info; however, the fact that it is promoted in this way does not mean that the program is safe to use. Read more »

TermTutor auto starts with Windows, connects to the Internet without permission, and presents disruptive and potentially unreliable online advertisements. If every user running this application would know this, we have no doubt that the application would not be active for much longer. Unfortunately, some computer users download the application and trust it to present authentic services. Even though there are plenty of reasons to remove TermTutor from the operating system, many forget about the intrusive adware altogether due to other suspicious applications running at the same time. Read more »

Search Safer is a free browser add-on for your Internet Explorer, Google Chrome, and Mozilla Firefox. The browser add-on is aimed at helping you avoid insecure websites, which you can access at any time. Search Safer warns you about the threat before you are taken to the website; however, we recommend that you remove Search Safer from the computer because it is an advertising supported program, which means that it provides you with third-party advertisements, including in-line ads, pop-ups, interstitial advertisements, coupons, web banners, and other advertisements. Read more »

If you are looking into installing extensions which are meant to help you shop online, we recommend researching them thoroughly beforehand. Buy4Less and other similar applications may promise you incredible services; however, trusting them blindly is not smart at all. The application presented via falkors.com, download.infodatacloud.com, and the Chrome Web Store actually has been developed using the Crossrider engine. To say that the software linked to this engine does not have a good reputation may be an understatement. As Anti-Spyware-101.com adware researchers have discovered, the application essentially published by Falkors Ltd. may be just another tool in the hands of schemers. Read more »