Monthly Archives: July 2014 - Page 5

DolkaRu is an intrusive add-on which may be attached to your browsers illegally. What is even worse is that this infection can enter the system attached to other threats, including clandestine Trojans. As you may be aware of this already, Trojans may be used to download other infections, steal private data, and even hijack your accounts to spread malware using social engineering scams. You will avoid this dangerous activity only if you delete malicious Trojans. Needless to say, DolkaRu removal should be performed simultaneously. Even though this plugin is not identified as malicious, you should delete it just based on the fact that it can be dropped onto your PC illegally. Read more »

SuperIntext is a free browser add-on that enables you to browse the Internet and look up a selected word on a search engine. The program is aimed at saving your time so that you do not have to open a new browser window or tab; however, this program may turned out to be slightly annoying because it is sponsored by multiple third-parties and displays in-line advertisements. Read more »

Offer Powered By is the label that you may find on pop-up advertisements that are displayed by certain adware programs. Offer Powered By pop-up can be delivered to you by multiple adware programs, the majority of which are installed as browser plug-ins. It is impossible to pinpoint every adware program displaying Offer Powered By advertisements because the server hosting these advertisements may be associated with a range of adware programs. Read more »

InfoSeeker is an adware application that is promoted as a browser plug-in. It is closely related to potentially unwanted program Westeroids, and our research team suggests that users remove InfoSeeker from their systems the moment they notice this application on their computers. The problem is that this application tries to pass for a reliable browser extension, but you should know better than to trust such a program. Take note that you will most probably need to remove other potentially unwanted programs from your computer as well – InfoSeeker seldom comes alone. Read more »

Even though computer users usually download Qwest Toolbar themselves, in most cases this application turns out to be undesirable and completely useless. As researchers at Anti-Spyware-101.com have found out, the browser plugin does not present beneficial easy-access links and does not provide other useful services. Due to this, Qwest Toolbar removal is performed in most cases. Virtual security experts advise you delete the suspicious toolbar as well. First of all, if you remove the extension, the web cookies capable of tracking your virtual activity will be eliminated as well. Secondly, you will not be exposed to suspicious advertisements every time you open the browser. Read more »

You can expect Onesoftperday Ads to pop up when you browse the web or perform other tasks on your personal computer. There is no information about the program being installed illegally or bundled with other applications, which means that you probably have downloaded it yourself. If you are sure that the application was infiltrated illegally, post a comment below, and we will investigate the situation. All in all, even if you have downloaded the application yourself, it is most likely that you are ready to delete it. Needless to say, if you want to remove Onesoftperday Ads from the operating system, you firstly need to remove the application. Read more »

DealGest is a browser add-on which delivers special offers and coupons to your Internet Explorer, Google Chrome, and Mozilla Firefox. DealGest is associated with dealgest.com, which, as well as the browser add-on, provides information about multiple online deals. The browser add-on is bundled with various free programs, including browser toolbars and medial players, and we recommend that you pay close attention to the information provided to you during every installation. When DealGest is presented as an optional program, you should deselect the check box related to the program so that you can prevent the installation of this browser add-on. Read more »

DiscouNNtExtensi is a browser extension which is usually located on Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox and Google Chrome browsers. Computer users are unlikely to install the application themselves; however, if you have the option to accept or decline the installation of this plugin, we definitely recommend refusing it. All in all, in most cases the extension is installed illegally, which is why computer users often overlook its activity. The main feature of the application is the presented online adverts. Unfortunately, computer users believe that they are linked to the websites they appear on, not the suspicious adware. Overall, enough though DiscouNNtExtensi removal is quite complicated, we rush you to perform this task as soon as possible. The program is invasive, and its activity is risky, which is why you should have no more hesitations about getting it deleted. Read more »

Jxf.mappingzone.net Popup appears on your browser’s screen when you are infected with adware. True to its name, it is a pop-up that will try to offer you various unreliable services. It might also be used by an adware-supported website, so you have to run a full system scan with a reliable antispyware tool in order to figure out whether you are infected with adware or not. If it happens to be true, then you need to uninstall the adware application in question to remove Jxf.mappingzone.net Popup for good. The pop-up may not be dangerous itself, but it does point disturbing computer security issues. Read more »