Monthly Archives: July 2015 - Page 16

Searchzillions.com

Searchzillions.com

Installing software is becoming more and more dangerous because programs like Searchzillions.com can slither in seemingly without a warning. Software bundling is not an illegal practice, and there are many examples where this method benefits users. Unfortunately, software bundling is one of those security backdoors that cyber criminals and unreliable parties love to exploit. If it weren’t for bundling, the developers of unreliable programs, adware, and search tools would not be as successful as they are today. Trojans, ransomware, and similar threats could be silently added to seemingly harmless software bundles, which is why trusting them is always risky. Of course, this is not a problem you would encounter if you relied on reputable installers only. Unfortunately, there are plenty of installers that might be presented in a deceitful manner. If you become a victim of unreliable software bundling, you might have to remove Searchzillions.com as well. Read more »

search.mycouponsxp.com

search.mycouponsxp.com

search.mycouponsxp.com is a search engine that many people notice when they install My Coupons XP from mycouponsxp.com. In most cases, users decide to do that because the application promises to provide them with coupons, daily deals, and local deals. Unfortunately, this software does not help save money as it promises, but users find this out when it is too late. If you have expected to download a useful program, but everything that you see now is the presence of search.mycouponsxp.com, you should know that you can get rid of this search engine rather easily. We will provide you all the necessary information regarding its removal in the article. In addition, you will be able to use the manual removal instructions prepared by our security specialists. Read more »

Buzzdock ads

Buzzdock ads

If you discover that your search results in your browsers display Buzzdock ads, which is a dock with third-party advertisements, it is a sign that you may be infected with Buzzdock. This application is supposed to be a search enhancer, but our malware specialists have classified it as adware. If you want to keep your system safe and sound, you need to understand the potential risks you take if you keep this adware on your computer. Buzzdock ads are not just annoying, they might even harm your system if they offer you potentially unreliable sponsored links to click on. There are several issues regarding third-party ads that you are better off knowing. If you read our full report, you will have a better picture about the dangers and also how you can remove Buzzdock ads from your computer. Read more »

RotaryTurners

RotaryTurners is one more adware program that our malware researchers have come across lately. It is important to know that every security-conscious user should remove this ad-supported program since it does not hold any valuable features whatsoever. In quite a few cases, users get their PC infected because they are lead to believe that this adware program is an excellent tool which should be used to improve your online experience. It must be noted that such claims about this ad-supported program are a hoax used to trick naïve Internet users into downloading and installing an utterly worthless piece of software. Additionally it is known that some user might also get their PC infected because they lack basic knowledge about virtual security. This is why we provide virtual security tips that will help you boost your virtual security. Read the rest of this article and learn how to remove RotaryTurners in a quick and easy way. Read more »

Surf Speed Monitor

Surf Speed Monitor

Adware programs are a very common infection nowadays. One of such ad-supported programs is known as Surf Speed Monitor. Our reports show that numerous users each day experience an unusual amount of third-party web content while browsing the web. This is usually due to an adware program running on their system. If you have experienced such activity, make sure to check your PC for suspicious applications. In quite a few cases, such invasive programs are advertised in a misleading way, and Surf Speed Monitor is not an exception. On its official website, it is marketed as a tool that should improve your web surfing experience by far while in reality it actually does the exact opposite – causes major disturbances while you are browsing the web. Read this article and find out how to identify this adware program and to understand why its removal should not be delayed. Read more »

BrowserArmor

BrowserArmor

BrowserArmor is one of those programs that turn out to work in a completely unexpected manner. Just like Browser Secure and similar ad-supported programs from the same group, this adware promises to help you surf the web in a more secure manner. Unfortunately, this program has no intentions of protecting your virtual security. What it actually has been created for is advertising. The problem with this is that the advertisements presented by this program can be very misleading and very unreliable. For example, these ads could easily expose you to virtual security risks. Do you want this? Of course you do not, which is why removing BrowserArmor is what we recommend focusing on. Read more »

Are Your Passwords Safe?

There are plenty of malicious computer infections that are after sensitive information, particularly the kind that could help cyber criminals hijack personal accounts. Some are more vicious than others, and Dyre Trojan is certainly one of the worse ones, as it is all about taking over online banking credentials, and there is no question what is the reason behind this. Also known by the names Dyreza and Battdil, this infection has been created to steal your money, but this is not all that it is capable of. The worst part about malware of this kind is that it is clandestine, which is due to the fact that it runs silently, without drawing any unnecessary attention to itself. Unfortunately, this means that the malicious password stealing infections are often successful in their attacks, as users do not realize they are happening. Read more »

Spot-Search.com

Spot-Search.com

If you have noticed changes in your browser’s default settings, it is a primary indication that a browser hijacker is up and running on your computer. Our malware researchers have noticed that one of the newest hijackers out there on the web is known as Spot-Search.com. If this is the case, you are strongly advised to take immediate measure to remove it since it is not an application you want to have on your PC. Because we have found out that the majority of users that have infected their operating system with this hijacker due to the lack of basic knowledge regarding virtual security we will provide some essential tips on how to boost your virtual security. Furthermore, we will discuss the functionality of this malicious application while providing a detailed removal guide crafted in a way that even users with not advanced computer knowledge could remove Spot-Search.com in a quick and easy way. Read more »